Sentence examples for subsequently worsened from inspiring English sources

Susan Simpson, the Ladies Golf Union tournament director, said, "The competitors began their round in extremely adverse weather conditions, and conditions subsequently worsened despite our belief that they would remain stable".

The patient's neurologic status subsequently worsened requiring tracheal intubation for airway protection.

In rectal cancer, CRM measurements after neoadjuvant therapy can predict local recurrence and a subsequently worsened outcome.

This may have caused her to undergo mild iris trauma with a secondary 'traumatic' hyphaema [ 9], which may have subsequently worsened or re-bled with eye rubbing.

First-episode patients who subsequently worsened during the first year of the illness revealed a significantly smaller maximal cross sectional area of the ALIC compared to those patients with stable psychopathology (GLM; multivariate: F = 4.5, df = 2, 17, P = 0.028).

What happens if their condition subsequently worsens, possibly foreseeably, as a result of being turned away?" he asked, adding: "ID checks are likely to create delays in clinics and elsewhere as ID is checked and queries resolved".

These results are indicative of the impact of 8 h of ventilation that did not subsequently worsen.

One such possibility is that inflammation from heart failure exacerbation subsequently worsens renal dysfunction.

Adverse events reported originally as a lower grade and subsequently worsening were captured twice, at the original lower grade and again at the worst grade.

31 Moreover, our study did not consider that HIV immunosuppression increases susceptibility to Leishmania infection, thereby increasing the prevalence of Leishmania infection, and that the presence of CL can subsequently worsen HIV infection.

The extent to which cultural illness attributions may lead to faith-based help seeking in the UK is an important question as it has been suggested that faith-based help seeking may lead to longer duration of untreated psychosis [ 10], which may subsequently worsen prognosis and relapse rates [ 11].