Sentence examples for predictable deterioration from inspiring English sources
Replacing one or both para-chloro substituents with fluoro, methyl, or cyano groups led to predictable deterioration of potencies, with the doubly modified analogs least potent in every case.
Hospice in the United States did evolve around the model of cancer care, with its predictable pattern of deterioration, and according to 2002's The Case Against Assisted Suicide: For the Right to End-of-life Care, "60% of hospice patients have cancer and many of the rest have AIDS".
13 34 42 Cohort studies have suggested that clinical deterioration is predictable and preventable because it is often preceded by physiological abnormalities within 6 24 h.
An objective of the Prospective Observational Trial to Optimize Pediatric Health in IUGR (PORTO) study was to evaluate multivessel Doppler changes in a large cohort of intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) fetuses to establish whether a predictable progressive sequence of Doppler deterioration exists and to correlate these Doppler findings with respective perinatal outcomes.
Most people who die have a period of inexorable deterioration that is predictable.
The patient is currently stable, and you are deciding whether to admit the patient or to discharge him/her from the Emergency Department" and the general instruction "We would like you to consider 'clinical deterioration' events that would, if predictable, impact the ED disposition of a patient with PE".
What the World Bank tactfully calls a progressive deterioration in governance has had a predictable effect.
Depleting working memory resources lead to a predictable decrement in mental arithmetic performance; however, the deterioration was less severe when participants could interact with physical artifacts that configured the problem.
There has been deterioration.
Such things accelerated deterioration.
