Sentence examples for range deterioration from inspiring English sources
Approximately 140 years after settlement, the cumulative effects of high-grade logging and range deterioration likely resulted in simplified forest structure and composition, dominated by mature spruce.
Direct and indirect costs do not attempt to reflect the range of deterioration in quality of life from interventions/diseases.
The addition of 10 phr of unsaturated polyester resin (based on p-carbethoxy phthalanilic acid and maleic anhydride with ethylene glycol) to the blend showed improvement of DC in certain temperature ranges and deterioration of DC in other temperature ranges.
Numerically, RP is calculated as the difference between the probability of improvement and the probability of deterioration (range + 1 to - 1).
The studies of conservative management demonstrated a low percentage of patients with small pneumothoraces (most often <1.5 cm or less than 10%) later required tube thoracostomy for clinical deterioration (range 6 25%).
It is observed that the increase in inertial force enhances the heat transfer rate up to certain Reynolds number range (80 200), later deterioration of heat transfer rate is observed.
After such age range, a gradual deterioration in performance was observed [ 24].
This measure can theoretically range from -3 (deterioration in all areas) to +3 (improvement in all areas.
The inevitable immobilization for several weeks leads to reduction in range of motion, deterioration of muscle strength, malfunction of fine motor skills as well as changes of motor and sensory representations in the brain.
Michelin-starred chef Alain Dutournier says things are going well at the high end of the market, but not for mid-range restaurants: "The deterioration began in the 1990s with the rise of national insurance costs and the cost of employment," he says.
We demonstrate that the optimal sensor locations not only depend on the loading and boundary conditions of the plate but also on the expected ranges for the deterioration parameters.
