Sentence examples for severity of deterioration from inspiring English sources

Natural and human factors exert a profound impact on the degradation of rangelands, human effects being the most significant factor in increasing the severity of deterioration.

The relative permittivity of concrete measured based on the surface reflection method (Maser and Scullion 1991), and is directly used as a measure of the severity of deterioration in the top surface of the concrete bridge deck.

However, the relative permittivity of concrete is not just dependent on the severity of deterioration, but also on other influential factors, such as the age of the concrete, moisture content, the frequency of the electromagnetic pulse, and etc. (ASTM D 6432 2011).

Leveraging the nowadays data-rich environments in many clinical settings, in this paper, we propose a novel clinical data fusion framework that can build a contemporaneous health index (CHI) for degenerative disease monitoring to quantify the severity of deterioration process over time.

The overall rate of deterioration then has two components, the rate and the severity of deterioration.

The severity of deterioration in the results of the MMSE correlated with the degree of elevation of postoperative serum S100β levels at all the sampling times (immediately [ p = 0.005], 24 hours [ p = 0.011], and 48 hours [ p = 0.036] after surgery).

As such, physicians still lack effective means to establish disease severity, likelihood of deterioration, requirement for ICU admission and suitability for specific treatments.

A commonly endorsed approach is to treat the concomitant opportunistic disease before starting antiretroviral therapy [ 19], but antiretroviral treatment guidelines do not provide more precise indications according to the severity of immunological deterioration and the presence of opportunistic infections [ 20].

It is also indicates that the 50% incidence and the severity of respiratory deterioration during neutropenia recovery reported in Rhee and colleagues' study may not be generalizable to all patients with hematological malignancies such as diffuse B-cell lymphoma or myeloma, and even less to patients with solid tumors.

As C. elegans ages, locomotion rates on solid media and in liquid decline [43] [46], and the severity of impairment is roughly correlated with the degree of muscle deterioration that bears striking cell biological similarity to human sarcopenia [43], [47].

Whether due to chronic disease depleting the reserve or acute disease overwhelming the reserve, the critically ill patient is vulnerable to adverse clinical outcomes, as evidenced by the number and severity of unexpected deteriorations in clinical status requiring increases in the degree of life support, without which the critically ill patient would die.