Sentence examples for potentially deteriorated from inspiring English sources

As a rule of thumb, tested regions exhibit a relative concrete permittivity equal to or greater than 12.0 are interpreted as potentially deteriorated (Suh et al. 2000).

People think that piped water have a high quality, though it can be potentially deteriorated (biological and chemical) in distribution systems (AWWA 2007).

Note however that the Enzo-protocol introduces a significantly higher fraction of biotinylated nucleotides with potentially deteriorated binding affinities which provides a tentative explanation of the observed trends.

In our opinion, an earlier intervention is likely to be more effective because of the potentially deteriorated state of the biological environment after 16 weeks of delayed union or nonunion [ 25, 26].

In case of nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, sodium levels need to be closely monitored during intravenous hydration to prevent hypernatremia and potentially deteriorating neurological symptoms (Okusa and Crystal 1994).

When lithium levels exceed concentrations of 2.5 mmol/l, hemodialysis should be initiated when the patient suffers from severe signs of lithium intoxication, when renal impairment is on hand, when the patient underlies other conditions of limited lithium excretion and when there are other illnesses potentially deteriorating by extensive intravenous hydration (Perrone 2015).

As the U.S. Surgeon General's report mentioned, these respiratory and sensory symptoms may potentially deteriorate HRQOL [ 1].

14 Renal dysfunction is associated with anaemia, endothelial dysfunction, increased homocysteine levels, procoagulant coagulopathy, systemic inflammation, hyperparathyroidism with associated disorder in calcium phosphate homeostasis and increased risk of contrast-induced nephropathy, all of which potentially deteriorate atherosclerosis or outcomes.

Several factors potentially deteriorate glycemic control in type 1 diabetic mothers after delivery: less incentive to achieve good metabolic control compared with during pregnancy, duties associated with childcare, and fear of hypoglycemic episodes during childcare.

The condition could potentially deteriorate to delirium tremens, which is deadly, if left untreated.

From a clinical perspective, it is vital that monitoring systems do not deliver falsely reassuring data, since this may potentially prevent deteriorating patients from receiving the attention they need.