Sentence examples for deteriorating data from inspiring English sources
For example, it is important to stimulate nodes to cooperate in order to create an optimal cooperative system that provides quality of service (QoS) to increase the overall network performance without compromising or deteriorating data.
Hard data to back up these concerns have, however, been difficult to gather because of problems with deteriorating data bases and the lack of appropriate research.
However, in a controlled community trial like this, compliance with antibiotic regimen and rational antibiotic use has been shown to improve rather than deteriorate (data not shown).
In Asia where air quality is poor and deteriorating, local data on long-term effects of PM2.5 to support policy on air quality management are scarce.
A parameter is called robust if it can be varied over a wide range without significantly deteriorating the data fidelity of the simulation output.
However, the accuracy can deteriorate during data fusion due to metal scattering issues in the presence of patient prostheses and resolution limitations of the tissues in distal extension partial edentulous and full edentulous patients, which can result in errors.
estimate the banks needs at the lower figure of €40bn, but market data has deteriorated since that data was collected.
"In early 2001, when the economy was deteriorating, even the data at the time didn't show that deterioration".
With the greater scrutiny of water and our ability to measure constituents at lower and lower levels, there is a perception that water quality is deteriorating, but the data, increasingly sophisticated (even elegant) treatment systems and the empirical evidence of more robust habitats do not bear this out.
Dragas said U-Va.'s student-faculty ratio is "deteriorating". Institutional data show that ratio is the same as a decade ago, 16 to 1. Dragas also indicated that U-Va.'s faculty compensation is not rising as fast as compensation at comparable schools.
