Sentence examples for resulting deterioration from inspiring English sources
The corrosion of steel reinforcement in concrete and the resulting deterioration of structures prompted research on fiber reinforced polymers (FRP) as potential reinforcement for concrete members, for use in new construction.
The results showed that the FRP composite shell can provide significant resistance against chloride ingress by impeding the rate of its ingress and the total amount of chloride ions, thus considerably help in retarding the resulting deterioration reactions and significantly enhancing their service life.
Several studies exist on the characterization of reactions in porous building materials and the resulting deterioration [1].
In contrast, the problem with complete melting is the resulting deterioration in mechanical properties like elongation-to-break, tensile modulus, tensile strength [28, 32] and J-integral fracture toughness [32], and resistance to fatigue crack propagation [33, 34, 35, 36, 37].
After a period of market oriented reforms in health care and the resulting deterioration of the health of rural people who are the nation's population, China is now committing huge additional resources to revitalising rural networks based on PHC [ 6].
Conceivably, the observed increase of excitability with age might affect multiple levels of processing and has been discussed in the context of a loss of neuron specificity and the resulting deterioration of sensory processing (Leventhal et al. 2003; Yang et al. 2008).
At the same time, the frequent damage from pests, weeds and diseases has led to the high input of chemical inputs with resulting soil deterioration in Taiwan.
Hyperthyroidism alters glucose metabolism, potentially resulting in deterioration of metabolic control.
Myocardial edema may worsen ventricular function, resulting in deterioration of oxygen supply and cardiac conduction [ 28].
The brace causes irritation to the wearer, thus resulting in deterioration in the quality of life [ 32].
COPD is typically caused by long-term exposure to cigarette smoke, resulting in deterioration of lung function.
