Sentence examples for significant further deterioration from inspiring English sources
Kleisterlee said there had been a significant further deterioration of markets.
Thus, application of subanesthetic sevoflurane may be justified because of this effect without significant further deterioration of hemodynamic situations after brain death.
At 6 weeks post-MI, EPO+GCSF group stabilized LVEF, while the control group demonstrated a statistically significant further deterioration of function (0 ± 1 vs. -7 ± 1%, p < 0.01 vs. control) compared to week 1 post MI (Fig. 3a).
It warned of "substantial further deterioration" without prompt intervention.
At the time of SPECT imaging, patients with inhomogeneous perfusion already had a preserved but significantly lower LVEF in comparison to patients presenting with homogeneous myocardial perfusion, with a non-significant trend of further deterioration of LVEF with a higher degree of inhomogeneity.
Mulally continues to believe that things will improve in the second half of the year, due to government stimulus actions, and that Ford will not need federal help, barring a "significant" event such as a further deterioration in the economy or the collapse of one or more competitors or suppliers.
Vibration thresholds showed a significant deterioration during chemotherapy (P = 0.032), further deterioration in the 3 months following chemotherapy (P = 0.009) and significant improvement between 3 and 12 months after chemotherapy (P = 0.038).
A 2012 PE of 9.6 times may not look expensive on a headline basis, but we believe that any further deterioration in trading could put significant pressure on earnings and cash flow.
Perhaps most crucially, the report concludes with a pointed observation that unless significant and tangible progress toward peace is made, the status quo will inevitably lead to further deterioration in Israeli-Palestinian relations and potentially renewed full-scale violence between the two sides.
They also worried about "possible further deterioration in financial conditions".
The "possible outcome" of further deterioration in Iraq and Afghanistan?
