Sentence examples for evident deterioration from inspiring English sources

Not so amusing was the reduction of Mongolia culture to a series of song-and-dance shows and the evident deterioration of the environment.

This demonstrates the ability of the rhodium-monolith reactor to partially oxidize a wide variety of hydrocarbon mixtures, including the hydrogen-deficient poly-aromatic compounds, to syngas and olefins without any evident deterioration in performance.

The committee called on Australia to "rigorously implement all of its commitments" in the plan, including through legislation, and to halt the evident deterioration in the reef, which has lost more than half of its coral cover in the last 30 years.

The patient had evident deterioration of mental and physical status and died on April 25 before surgical intervention.

Patients who experience subacute worsening of POEMS syndrome with subacute capillary leak-like symptoms (ie, 5 kg/month of weight gain or pleural effusion increase) or evident deterioration of neuropathy (ie, increase in the total score on the overall neuropathy limitation scale of >2) will promptly be shifted from the randomised comparative period to the long-term safety period.

Patients who experience subacute worsening of POEMS syndrome with subacute capillary leak-like symptoms (ie, 5 kg/month of weight gain or pleural effusion increase) or evident deterioration of neuropathy (ie, increase in the total score on the overall neuropathy limitation scale >2) will be treated with three capsules of thalidomide.

Although no apparent deterioration of the residual tissue was evident, this possible fungal growth on the surface of the fixative is undesirable.

The Conference noted with concern the evident renewed deterioration in the food and agricultural situation in Africa after two years of improvement, and that the economic crisis in Latin America and the Caribbean, the worst in fifty years, threatened increasing hunger in that region as well.

We propose a novel methodology for the classification of the types of deterioration evident in cracks as "reactive", "permanent" and "behavioural", and demonstrate methods to extract these types of deterioration.

Analyzing the forces behind the equalizing trends in the 1980s and early 1990s, and the deterioration evident in the post-crisis years, Chong-Bum An and Barry Bosworth investigate the macroeconomic conditions, gains in educational attainment, demographic changes and conditions in labor markets, and social welfare policies that have contributed to the evolution of income inequality over time.

Though Detroit's bankruptcy is exceptional in many ways — notably, its size and its disproportionate impact on African-Americans — the overall decline of America's manufacturing centers is evident in the deterioration of many smaller cities and towns throughout the Midwest and Northeast.