Sentence examples for the negative evolution from inspiring English sources

The negative evolution of nationwide joint-stock banks is smaller and may have been due to the public orientation of the Chinese economy during this period that favored national public and large banks over regional banks.

The negative evolution of ADL performance in all control groups except one [ 27] tends to support the relationship between physical activity and functional abilities [ 29].

The marks in the table indicate the positive or negative evolution of each factor within the context of each scenario.

After 28 days of treatment, the half face treated with the placebo showed either no evolution of the rosacea or a negative evolution of the symptoms.

Education is therefore necessary in order to reduce the risk of outbreaks, permit the early identification of K. kingae infections, and allow the prompt prescription of adequate therapeutic regimens capable of avoiding the risk of a negative evolution in those cases in which this elusive pathogen can cause significant clinical problems.

Nevertheless, it is worth underlining the fact that at least in one large scale study a negative evolution of the results over time, following a first period of clinical improvement, was hypothetically related to the event of an otherwise undetermined immune response [14].

Generally, recurrent pneumothorax implies a negative evolution of the disease [2].

Today, the changes are seen as a menace, as a negative evolution because they cause a loss of diversity, coherence and identity, which were characteristic for the traditional cultural landscapes that are rapidly vanishing.

Chronic Migraine (CM), is construed as a negative evolution of episodic migraine, based on the findings that approximately 2.5% of episodic migraineurs progress to CM each year [3], with a prevalence of approximately 2% [3, 4].

Yet Germany also must realise that Russia's negative evolution has consequences that Germans cannot escape.

Patients with a negative evolution were significantly more depressed (U = 1207, p = 0.0010) and more anxious (U = 1143, p = 0.0053) than the positive outcome group.