Sentence examples for deteriorating mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Fatigue is one of the main deteriorating mechanisms that affect the safety and reliability of ship structures.

The result shows that the chloride penetration profile in concrete is a result of multiple interactive deteriorating mechanisms and dependent on the properties and stress status of concrete itself.

Some cases of multiple trauma are rapidly deteriorating; the mechanism was investigated.

As sepsis syndrome evolves and the patient's condition continues to deteriorate, several mechanisms may be involved in BNP elevation, such as proinflammatory cytokine oversecretion [ 8, 12- 14], ensuing systolic and diastolic biventricular dysfunction [ 9, 10, 31], altered BNP clearance [ 16], renal failure [ 32] and sepsis-associated acute lung injury or acute respiratory distress syndrome [ 18].

They are an important reservoir quality-deteriorating mechanism in many deep petroleum reservoirs (Worden and Morad 2000) and are a major reason for decreasing porosity in many petroleum reservoirs in moderately to deeply buried sandstone reservoirs (Imam 1986; Worden and Morad 2003).

The FCP should contain a clinical plan of how to manage acute events of deteriorating health with mechanisms to inform out-of-hours services and maintain continuity of care.

The present study did not evaluate the prognostic value of myocardial perfusion measurement but focused on the possible mechanism of deteriorating LV function after MI.

"When you live under constant threat or fear of danger, your coping mechanisms deteriorate.

Do these mechanisms deteriorate with age?

Other afferents such as noxious sensory afferents can influence balance control and could have deteriorating effects on postural control mechanisms [ 12].

Consecutive years of droughts and conflict have resulted in repeated crop failure, depletion of livestock, rising food prices, deteriorating purchasing power, eroded coping mechanisms and a perpetual state of emergency, with women and children bearing the brunt as the most destitute and vulnerable.