Sentence examples for deterioration emerged from inspiring English sources

A distinct pattern of clinical deterioration emerged during the 24 weeks of follow-up.

Stefan Schilbe, an economist at HSBC Trinkaus and Burkhardt, said the deterioration in emerging market growth was the main factor weighing on sentiment.

A pilot study [70] showed that renal parenchymal stiffness measured with TE reflected interstitial fibrosis in allografts, and a good correlation of the cortical stiffness to the global histological deterioration of transplanted kidneys emerged in a study in which supersonic shear wave imaging was used [71].

Telomeres are the caps on chromosomes that keep them from deterioration, and they've emerged as one of the key biomarkers of aging.

For cases where a hospital or hospice preference was specified, records indicated that these preferences had emerged in response to recent deterioration whereas preferences for home were sometimes more long-standing (pre-dating recent deterioration).

"However, declining freight volume and some deterioration in truck carrier profit margins have emerged as additional negative factors".

An acute protection crisis has also emerged, with fears of further deterioration.

Surprisingly enough, smoking emerged as a favorable factor, limiting the deterioration in SF-36 Physical Functioning dimension; it is tempting to attribute this finding to analgesic and stress-modulating effects of nicotine (reviewed in [ 20]).

At least as dispiriting as the attitudes that emerged were the reasons many gave for the deterioration.

Two organizing themes emerged; negative views concerning the LTOT equipment and concerns regarding deterioration in health status and dependence on LTOT.

"While mortgage-related write-downs have somewhat of a cathartic character by now, the deterioration in consumer credit emerges as the next main front," said Celent analyst Isabel Schauerte.