Sentence examples for deterioration of data from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
However, unreasonable replication would cause over-consumption of system resources and finally a further deterioration on data access latency.
However, during the thermal recovery phase, involuntary movement of the patient is unavoidable in a clinical environment, and even breathing can cause small spatial displacement of lesions that can lead to deterioration of the measurement data.
One dog was euthanised within several days of import because of clinical deterioration; no data regarding this dog were available.
We noticed that, comparing to the transgenic cassava overexpressed cytosolic SOD and peroxisomal CAT [ 6], the SA transgenic cassava showed less tolerance to post-harvest physiological deterioration of their storage roots (data not shown).
Using time-dependent Receiver Operating Characteristic-Area Under the Curve (ROC-AUC) and hazard ratio as performance measures, we see in overall no significant improvement or deterioration of survival prediction with merged data sets as compared to individual data sets.
Bit rot is a term that refers to the slow deterioration in the performance and integrity of data stored on various forms of storage media.
Thus, data suggest deterioration of renal function in HF are associated with a poor outcome, but optimal management depends on the clinical setting e.g. episodes of decompensation and hyperkalemia versus up-titration of an angiotensin converting inhibitor [ 31].
