Sentence examples for rapid deteriorating from inspiring English sources
"While the data may ease some concerns of rapid deteriorating of the Chinese economy, the impact may be short-lived," economists at the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group in Hong Kong said in a research note on the official purchasing managers' index.
Table 1 summarizes the case reports of G-CSF-producing gastric ASC, where most patients exhibit a very rapid deteriorating disease course within a few postoperative months.
Our hypothesis is that this condition could have played a crucial role for the development of PRES which was clinically characterized by the onset of seizures and rapid deteriorating conscience status.
In conclusion, patients with CD151 expression have a more rapid deteriorating clinical course with poorer OS compared with those not expressing the protein.
This phenomenon causes populations to be much more sensitive to environmental stress, making it still harder to cope with the rapid deteriorating environmental conditions.
The results of our study present our management approach of the rapid deteriorating patient with IPF entering exacerbation by withdrawing corticosteroids and immunosuppressants.
Despite the population and spatial growth, many cities are defined by inadequate planning, rapid urbanisation and deteriorating transport infrastructure and services.
With the increasing availability of point-of-care ultrasound devices, coupled with the need for rapid diagnosis of deteriorating neurologic patients, intensivists may be trained to perform point-of-care transcranial Doppler at the bedside.
His announcement and his rapid weight loss and deteriorating physical condition shocked Canadians.
Perhaps its readers have more to lose see second chart).Criminologists say that fear of crime often acts as a psychological sponge absorbing other anxieties that are hard to enunciate, such as concern over rapid social change, immigration, deteriorating values, fraying communities and so forth.
The widespread use of early warning scores and rapid response teams for deteriorating patients, despite only very equivocal evidence of benefit, 5 may be an example of this.
