Sentence examples for deterioration loss from inspiring English sources

Habitat deterioration, loss of sea grasses, accidental entanglement in fishing nets, and collisions with boats also have negative effects on populations, as the low reproductive rates of dugongs cannot compensate for nonnatural sources of mortality.

Modern-day concepts about the pathogenesis of an intrathoracic stomach include crural diaphragm muscular deterioration, loss of phrenoesophageal ligament integrity, and presence of abdominothoracic pressure gradients.

However, the very thin tunnel oxide suffers from many reliability issues like reduction in operation voltage, and after a considerable number of program and erase cycles, the tunnel oxide undergoes deterioration loss [48].

Forest degradation in turn resulted for scarcity of fuelwood and other substantial antagonistic consequences, such as watershed functions deterioration, loss of biodiversity, carbon dioxide release into the environment and intensive soil erosion (Jain and Singh1999; Heltberg et al. 2000; Pandey 2002).

Over time, PrPSc accumulates and spreads throughout the brain, leading to severe neuronal deterioration, loss of cognitive function, and ultimately death.

HD patients exhibit a progressive neuronal cell loss in the caudate-putamen and neocortical regions of the brain, which leads to motor deterioration, loss of cognitive function, psychiatric disturbance and death (Young, 2003; Li and Li, 2004).

A study in The Journal of the American Medical Association found that brightening lights in dementia facilities decreased depression, cognitive deterioration and loss of functional abilities.

In 1999, Phil and Tricia Milto learned that their son Nathan, who was then 4, had late infantile Batten disease, an extremely rare genetic syndrome that leads to blindness, mental deterioration, the loss of motor skills and, ultimately, death.

At one such screening at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, filled to capacity, a worried spectator asked what could be done to "save Hong Kong" from its rapid deterioration and loss of identity.

"Doing too little too late would mean more damage, more deterioration, the loss of vital businesses, a weaker economy, lower growth, eventually greater fiscal problems and in that event, higher interest rates and higher taxes.

This would indicate physical deterioration or loss by attrition rather than any accumulation of cations within the zeolite particles.