Sentence examples for deterioration attributed from inspiring English sources

GIS-based spatial investigations also show unique features of pavement condition deterioration attributed to diverse geometric characteristics and traffic conditions, such as vehicle compositions and volumes and urban and rural areas.

The present findings in terms of rangeland condition assessment as perceived by Afar pastoralists in Ethiopia is similar to the results of others (Holechek et al. 2001; Angassa and Beyene 2003), who indicated that reduction in plant productivity and livestock number are the main indicators of rangeland deterioration attributed to the impact of climate change.

VA remained the same in 16.4% and deteriorated in 1.6% of the cases; this deterioration was attributed in 62.2% of the cases to the underlying advanced AMD.

The ability of cranberries to resist rapid deterioration is attributed to their high benzoic acid content.

Concrete deterioration was attributed to the interaction between F T and sulfate attack.

Concrete deterioration was attributed to the interaction between freezing-thawing and sulfate attack.

This performance deterioration is attributed to the fact that RR-ALOHA uses TDMA access and will always perform worse than CSMA/CA access, on which the other schemes are based.

Since most of the cathode materials, such as LiCoO2, LiFePO4, and LiMn2O4, are relatively stable during the heating process [22 27], this susceptibility to deterioration is attributed to the structural instability of the oxides.

Because her deterioration was attributed to nosocomial infection, she was given meropenem, linezolid, and levofloxacine and was hospitalized.

The sharp drop in drain current and poor TFT performance at this temperature is in agreement with the recent report on nitrate precursors, where this deterioration is attributed to incomplete decomposition of the precursor.

Site deterioration is attributed to several factors, such as: 1) a lack of efficient technical supervision because of a rapid expansion of plantation areas; 2) the soil deterioration caused by intensive commercial taungya cultivation; 3) delayed planting; and 4) poor after-care.