Sentence examples for lower deterioration from inspiring English sources

As a comparison, our study showed, on average, lower deterioration after 18 months, 2.58 and 1.31 points, respectively.

In a treatment clinical trial for patients with colorectal hepatic metastasis, longer OS was associated with higher physical scales of Rotterdam Symptom Checklist at baseline and lower deterioration in physical scales over time [ 29- 31].

Lower cement deterioration was obtained for the Exeter and ABG II stems, while the lowest stem cement interface debonding was produced in the Exeter and the Elite Plus stems.

In other words, the lower the deterioration ratio, the higher the city's ranking.

Whereas VSSinitial represents the patient's condition before the start of treatment, VSSmax can represent a high score at ED admission and decrease thereafter (positive reaction to resuscitation efforts) or an increase from a lower score (deterioration despite treatment).

[C9.] Advertising Forecasts Are Lowered The deterioration of the outlook for the economy after the attacks is leading advertising analysts to reassess their estimates for ad spending this year and next.

In shallow lakes, the alarming symptoms of macrophyte community deterioration (lower values of ESMI) occurred at lower nutrient and Chla concentrations and were accompanied by a better status of phytoplankton (higher values of PMPL) than in deep lakes that can be explained by a synergistic effect of inorganic suspended solids and algal growth on water transparency.

Parade showed a significantly (p < 0.001) slower rate of deterioration (lower AUDePS scores) than cv.

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

Compared to the baseline score, a higher score denotes improvement and a lower score indicates deterioration.

Of course, each culture has its maximum carrying capacity: above these densities, culture conditions become suboptimal (water quality deterioration, lower individual food availability) and growth and survival decrease (see also Table 4.4.9.).