Sentence examples for much deteriorated from inspiring English sources

"It's not so much deteriorated as stagnated," he said.

The site was much deteriorated and overgrown with forest, but Savoy uncovered remains there of some 300 Inca houses and 50 or more other buildings, as well as extensive terraces, proving that Espíritu Pampa was a much larger settlement.

Lizzie Collingham points out in Curry: a biography that fresh fish was already a staple of the Raj breakfast table, as, she quotes an early 19th century handbook as saying, "in the hot season, fish caught early in the morning would be much deteriorated before the dinner hour".

No significant broadening of the absorption or PL features and Stokes shift value being observed upon pyridine treatment in [8] indicated that the quality of the NC surface is not much deteriorated.

Two series of markers were positioned on both sides of the "Portiera Oddi-Montesperelli", but only one series on the left side of the "Paliotto di San Domenico" in Fig. 6a (the right side was too much deteriorated).

Global perceived effect (GPE) due to treatment was assessed with a 7-point Likert scale ranging from the complaints in global health 'have disappeared' to 'very much deteriorated'.

Whereas using M δε did not much deteriorate the prediction quality, assuming false a priori information on β led to very high error rates (>20%) for all designs, even when BDL data were correctly handled, which is the consequence of a poor estimation of all individual parameters (see Supplementary Material 1 online).

This is also shown by the fact that schizophrenia patients had much more deteriorated vision both for distance and for near vision, because they were less likely to visit an ophthalmologist or optician when their eyesight was impaired [ 27].

They found that "the rats lost so much weight and deteriorated so much in condition that the experiment should have been stopped".

He saw too much capacity, deteriorating pricing and continued capital budget cuts.

"It's much more heavily deteriorated.