Sentence examples for may deteriorate and from inspiring English sources

Osteoarticular (OA) transplant hyaline cartilage may deteriorate, and ultimately result in "fibrocartilage" at 2 years.

As occurs in lake ice, river ice also may deteriorate and rot because of absorption of solar radiation.

Leicestershire captain Mark Cosgrove said: "We thought that the pitch may deteriorate and keep a bit low, and in the early season the five quicks would normally do the job.

Previously it had said that the battery that helps power the vehicles "may deteriorate and eventually fail" earlier than expected.

As people age, they are often met with the loss of jobs; their physical health may deteriorate, and the deaths of friends and family members.

Personal relationships can suffer, your health may deteriorate and you become vulnerable to looking for new stimulation from the outer-world sources you know best -- maybe a new "win," a new lover, drugs or alcohol.

Your condition may deteriorate further and you may experience unknown adverse effects from the therapy".

However, the improvement to the sensitivity function may deteriorate robustness and transient responses.

Moreover, models' calibration may deteriorate overtime and performance of such instruments should be reassessed regularly.

However, incorporating synthetic fibers only may deteriorate workability and enlarge crack width in UHPC even though it results in the improvement of tensile ductility (Kang et al. 2016).

Since patients may deteriorate quickly and conventional treatment must be optimised prior to referral into the trial, intensivists will also have the option to discuss registration of the patient for the trial as soon as the Murray score exceeds 2.5.