Sentence examples for had a deterioration from inspiring English sources

There were more countries (68) that had a deterioration in their democracy scores between 2006 and 2008 than those that experienced an improvement (56), with the scores for the remaining 43 countries unchanged.

The percentages of patients who had a deterioration in exercise time were also similar (26.5 and 24.4% on valsartan and placebo, respectively).

22 wrists had an improvement in DASH score of more than 12.6 points, and 1 patient had a deterioration of 55 points.

Out of these six, three remained without clinical signs, two developed signs of temporary back pain and one had a deterioration of neurologic status three days after surgery.

4) Deterioration: patients who had a deterioration of the disease (worsening of the Osserman's stage) and an increase in the dosages of medications compared with before the pregnancy, or the need for immunosuppressant drugs such as azathioprine and/or prednisone.

The seven patients in the treatment group showed an average improvement in scores of -7.1 from 62.5 to 55.4, whilst the eight patients in the control group had a deterioration of 7.9 from 37.2 to 45.1.

UKF algorithm has a deterioration trend in follow-up tracking.

Downstream equipment by itself does not contribute to the actual purification event, but wrongly designed/chosen equipment can have a deterioration effect on the process yield and economy.

23 patients admitted during this period have a deterioration of PaO2/FiO2 to levels lower than or equal to 100 during a 24 hours period and requiring at least 5 days of ICU admission.

In the same manner, users whose change in care needs level was 1 or > 1 were defined as having a deterioration in care needs level (D group).

In 1977 Douglas and colleagues predicted that protuberant abdomens which were not suspended adequately would 'have little or no improvement or may even have a deterioration in PaO2 when turned prone' [ 33].