Sentence examples for great deterioration from inspiring English sources

Although they achieve a high performance initially, a great deterioration occurs soon.

There is no great deterioration there, no great turn as we saw at Trent Bridge and Lord's.

However, further increment in the Cr2O3 up to 100 wt.% results in a great deterioration in strength due to low workability.

However, the thinner films (10 and 20 nm) show great deterioration in film mean roughness when annealed for longer periods of time (30 min or greater).

Cross-sectional data suggest that, as the fasting glucose increases from under 100 to 100 140 and again from 140 to 180 mg/dL, there is particularly great deterioration in β-cell function, with lesser deterioration as glucose levels increase further (1).

The overall results of this study are in agreement with previous studies [ 13- 21], that aging has a significant deteriorating effect on vibration sensibility, and that greater deterioration is observed on the proximal sites tested.

This could lead to progressively more eating of western diet based on progressively greater deterioration of hippocampal function.

One of those less conventional measures, the Mandis Agony Index, which tracks levels of distress at Britain's 100,000 largest companies, showed its greatest deterioration in November since the autumn of 1998.

Alterations in mobility, daily activities and personal care exhibited the greatest deterioration.

The greatest deterioration occurred in mortars made with CEMI blended with 10% limestone filler.

Low temperature of the fruit at the time of cutting appeared to lead to greater deterioration than warm temperatures and so perhaps a warm-up time is required if the fruit are held in cold storage before cutting.