Sentence examples for pressure deteriorated from inspiring English sources
Results indicated that hydrostatic pressure deteriorated the stability of the passive films by reducing the pitting incubation time.
ECG QRS duration narrowed to 96 ms. However, despite 8 mg metaraminol delivered in 2-mg increments, the blood pressure deteriorated to 70/58 mmHg (pulse rate 130 beats per minute; Figure 2) at time 115 min. Given the ongoing haemodynamic instability, a decision was made to undertake lipid rescue treatment while preparations were made for central line insertion and anticipated vasopressor infusion.
Conservative therapy with antibiotics was continued; however, her mental status progressively decreased and blood pressure deteriorated.
In the early stages, we experience this Big Shift as mounting pressure, deteriorating performance and growing stress because we continue to operate with institutions and practices that are increasingly dysfunctional — so the eruption of protest movements is no surprise.
It was an abrupt change of fortune for Mr. Dale, whose ill health from diabetes, asthma, liver disease and high blood pressure had deteriorated drastically at the Oakdale Federal Detention Center, leading to five hospitalizations in 20 months.
They were all, though, at high risk of developing pressure ulcers, or of existing pressure ulcers deteriorating.
These ranged from mounting gun and drug offences, peer pressure and deteriorating family structures to unemployment and mental health matters.
The performance of the differential pressure sensor deteriorates significantly under disturbed flow conditions at low Reynolds number due to the presence of low frequency components.
In addition to mastery, well-being is also under pressure from deteriorating health [ 8].
Fourth, it is also conceivable that accumulation of fluids in the interstitium may have changed the mechanical properties of the lung tissue, increased transpulmonary pressure, and further deteriorated the lung structure.
The system began experiencing insurmountable market pressures and deteriorating cohesion among its key participants in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
