Sentence examples for deterioration risk from inspiring English sources

This in turn enables to assess the corrosion rate as well as deterioration risk levels caused by frost and chemical attacks while identifying the appropriate surface protection system.

Cracks of small width reduce the deterioration risk due to diminished influx of potentially damaging substances (Concrete Construction Staff 1997; The Concrete Society 2013).

The hot-air heating system has been proved to present a potential deterioration risk to artworks, as it increases the supply, transport and deposition probability of air pollutants.

Studies have reported a close relationship between the proportion of PGCCs in tumors and tumor deterioration, risk of metastasis [ 9], treatment effectiveness, and recurrence rate [ 10, 11].

Although a deterioration in risk rating had been reported to the BBC's finance board, the report said there was a six-month lag before the executive board was told in June 2012, and a further month delay before the BBC Trust was informed.

Positive H-FABP indicates more severe disease, higher tendency to deterioration, higher risk of death, and greater probability of using MV or vasopressors.

Linking data collected at the clinical assessment with that from the 18-month follow-up questionnaire, we will be able to determine prospectively the factors that are related to clinical deterioration using risk ratios and associated 95% confidence intervals.

The deterioration in risk factors for cardiovascular and metabolic syndrome as age-standardized and sex-standardized BMI category increases among children and adolescents is likely predictive of obesity-associated diseases and complications.

Linking data collected at the clinical assessment with that from the 18-month and 3-year follow-up questionnaires, we will be able to determine prospectively the factors that are related to clinical deterioration using risk ratios and associated 95% confidence intervals.

“So, continued equity market weakness and further deterioration in global risk appetite would likely keep Japanese yen supported.”.

"Eliminating the mandate would lead to lower enrollment, a deterioration of the risk pool, and higher premiums".