Sentence examples for means deteriorated from inspiring English sources

But  the court heard evidence that Mr Blackstock's career had by means deteriorated after he had left Stoke in 1986 - a year when none of the trainees were retained.

During the 8-week pre-baseline period when the patients had not yet received any treatment, mean AQT deteriorated significantly by 2.6 seconds (P < 0.05), whereas the mean MMSE deteriorated nonsignificantly by -0.29 points (P = 0.09).

But insufficient maintenance meant roads deteriorated faster than they could be rebuilt.

In the randomized-withdrawal period, LS-mean scores deteriorated in the placebo group but not in the LDX group.

Wong et al. also state in their work that after 4 weeks the mean IOP deteriorated to 18.8 ± 9.4 mmHg.

In patients whose first eye had been operated earlier mean HRQoL deteriorated after surgery precluding the establishment of the cost per QALY.

This means it deteriorates much faster than muscle meat.

Mean Lysholm score at follow-up was 95, the Tegner score deteriorated, mean preoperative score: 7.8 (4–10); mean postoperative score: 7.2 (4–10).

The mean practice score deteriorated marginally (−0.48) and the mean fasting blood sugar level increased (+3.83).

However, even though the KINDLR obesity module shows the highest increase in children who improved their weight status (mean increase +11.47) compared to those who maintained their weight status (mean increase +8.95) and to those whose weight status deteriorated (mean increase +7.50), the differences in these increases are not statistically significant.

A similar Barclays CDO, called Nerva, fared even worse.Investors were not amused: AAA ratings are not meant to deteriorate so rapidly.