Sentence examples for deteriorating effect on from inspiring English sources

The overall results of this study are in agreement with previous studies [ 13- 21], that aging has a significant deteriorating effect on vibration sensibility, and that greater deterioration is observed on the proximal sites tested.

Repeat TAFR increases the overall healing rate of high transsphincteric fistulas from 67percentt after one attempt to 90percentt after two attempts without a deteriorating effect on fecal continence.

I paddled harder, but being scared senseless had a deteriorating effect on my coordination.

Fluoxetine treatment did not produce any deteriorating effect on the conditioning.

Finite adsorption and axial dispersion have a generally deteriorating effect on overall conversion and product purity.

In addition, unavoidable variations of material properties during mass production can have a significant deteriorating effect on the product quality.

Results indicated that although pain led to significantly worse performance on the executive functioning task in the no optimism condition, this sustained deteriorating effect of pain on task performance was abolished in the optimism condition.

This study employed a 2 (optimism/no optimism) × 2 (pain/no pain) between-subjects design to explore whether (1) experimentally induced pain (cold pressor task) deteriorates subsequent executive task performance, and (2) whether an optimism induction can counteract this sustained deteriorating effect of pain on executive task performance.

The results can be interpreted as further evidence of the deteriorating effect of regulation on firm's incentives to invest in R&D.

As the European market share serves as a proxy of pharmaceutical regulation in our analysis, we interpret the results as further evidence of the deteriorating effect of regulation on firm's incentives to invest in R&D that has already been studies by Henry Grabowski [70].

However, given the deteriorating effect of chronic hypohydration on renal function in animals with impaired renal function (Bouby & Fernandes, 2003), the number of transplanted patients with impaired but stable renal function is probably too small to draw definite conclusions.