Sentence examples for deterioration data from inspiring English sources

While some nuclei of the ΔBAR1 mutants stained positive, the absence of extensive staining (e.g., as we previously observed in wild-type F. graminearum hyphae exposed to farnesol; [28]) implies that PCD is not the cause of cell deterioration (data not shown).

In this instance, older age (60.5 vs. 53 years) was correlated with ASS deterioration data in anti-Jo1 patients.

In the present study, as well as in previously published studies [ 22, 23, 31], renal morphology analysis disclosed a wide-ranging extent of medullary (namely mTALs and S3 segments in the outer medulla and medullary rays) and papillary damage, with a poor overall correlation between structural damage and functional deterioration (data not shown).

However, the CompactFlash Association, an industry group, says that with "typical" use, a CompactFlash card "could be used for more than 100 years with no loss or deterioration of data".

The detailed internal layering of U-1 is difficult to interpret due to deep burial and deterioration of data quality.

However, unreasonable replication would cause over-consumption of system resources and finally a further deterioration on data access latency.

For time-to-radiographic deterioration analysis, data from patients without deterioration were censored at the last assessment.

One dog was euthanised within several days of import because of clinical deterioration; no data regarding this dog were available.

Recent studies have shown that multi-day diaries lead to more accurate estimates of time allocation with no appreciable deterioration of data quality [ 15].

So it was not possible for this study to evaluate the deterioration of data quality over the years, which may result in a potential bias causing observed fluctuations in the secular trends.

Recent studies have shown that the rise in infant mortality in Kenya over this period was not due to measurement errors or a deterioration in data quality [ 1, 3].