Sentence examples for deteriorated I from inspiring English sources

Increasing the methane concentration from 5to9%9% increased the growth rate by 40%, but the crystalline quality deteriorated, i.e. the grown SCD material contained birefringence and visible defects.

Evident are those cases in which the economic situation per resident has improved while in others the situation has deteriorated, i.e., the respective nursing home has increased costs while revenues have remained stable.

In 37 patients (14.7%), QoL score deteriorated (i.e. a negative change of 4 or more points).

We categorised the patients into two groups: Those who deteriorated i.e. eGFR < 60 ml/min per 1.73 m (stage 3 5) and those who did not deteriorate i.e. eGFR ≥60 ml/min per 1.73 m (Stage 1 and 2) at the end of the 10 years.

In the same period of time the psychosocial work environment has deteriorated, i.e. stressful work, work demands and work pace have increased, and the effect is especially pronounced in women [ 13, 14].

The total scores did not change in this group, but for 23percentt (5/22) alcohol-related problems deteriorated, i.e. they moved from one subgroup to another within the category of risky use.

"If the situation in China continues to deteriorate, I cannot stand idly by.

As my condition deteriorates, I may be forced to consider both ESA and residential care.

After only a few years, the tape itself was already deteriorating; I was rescuing them just in time.

I used to push it to the limit; Sunday would keep deteriorating; I'd delay as long as I could and then finally have to get down to it".

"There had been major communication failures between our district hospital and Great Ormond Street, which meant that I was going into our local hospital to say my child is deteriorating, I really think she needs rapid assessment," said Hughes.