Sentence examples for no obvious deterioration from inspiring English sources
They grumbled, but it caused no obvious deterioration in their health, he says.
The agency is trying to resolve a quandary with its new policy: How can you show a drug works if patients are so early in the course of the disease that they have no obvious deterioration in their cognitive abilities or daily functioning?
The emission current was stable, and no obvious deterioration was observed during the long-term stability test of 50 h.
Seen from loop testing with increased and decreased voltage between 1.5 and 3.5 V μm−1 for 25 loops, there is no obvious deterioration of the maximum current density.
Compared with the fire-damaged columns without pre-load and that at room temperature, the post-fire ductility and energy absorption capacity of CFT with pre-load had no obvious deterioration and the axial load level had no obvious influence on the residual strength of fire-damaged CFT.
But these aging processes are relatively silent (subclinical, no obvious deterioration) until aging culminates in "catastrophes" - organ damage.
None of the side effects required intervention or persisted after discontinuation of the drug, and there were no obvious deteriorations in liver tests in any of the patients.
Not acting in the face of an obvious deterioration of the American steel industry would create the perception that we are unwilling to enforce our trade laws.
The heterogeneous photocatalyst could be easily recovered by an extra magnetic field and reused several times without any obvious deterioration in catalytic activity.
Hepatic transplantation of ABCB5+ stem cells, which had been prior cultured in hepatocytic differentiation medium, did not cause any obvious deterioration of liver architecture suggesting their safe application.
Few issuers are eager to be monitored closely, especially when monitoring is apt to result in downgrades, and so it is not surprising that ratings are seldom downgraded until long after public information has signaled an obvious deterioration in an issuer's probability of default".
