Sentence examples for deeper deterioration from inspiring English sources
At the moment of writing this manuscript, the patient was 24 years old and suffered a deeper deterioration with respect to the previous report (Parmeggiani et al, 2000).
If not, we risk a rapid and deep deterioration of the situation, as drought conditions may worsen in the coming months".
Yet Abercrombie puts a little quaver in the voice and a little angularity in the gestures which persuasively and movingly suggest the subtlest and deepest deteriorations of age.
And that's the deterioration since December.
"We intend to be fully prepared for a deeper and longer deterioration of market conditions," the chief executive, Louis R. Chenevert, told investor analysts at a conference in New York.
The Minuteman, expected to become operational next summer, can stay hidden for three years in its 90-foot-deep silo without deterioration, and be fired by a push-button from a remote control centre without preliminary fuelling.
The detailed internal layering of U-1 is difficult to interpret due to deep burial and deterioration of data quality.
Engineering practice in the Xing'an Coal Mine shows that this technology can effectively control deep-shaft insert deterioration.
In a communiqué issued at the end of the summit meeting, the member countries said, "We express our deep concern with the deterioration of the security and humanitarian situation in Syria and condemn the increasing violations of human rights and of international humanitarian law as a result of continued violence".
Projected CURs for the water source with a relatively high NOM concentration were 2 3 times higher for all reactor configurations and indicated that NOM preloading would cause performance deterioration in deep GAC beds, which highlights the importance of source water quality.
The deterioration of the deeper layers under wear and corrosive conditions are also tested to investigate their performance in the scenario that the top layer coating wears out exposing the deeper layers to the surface.
