Sentence examples for underlying deterioration from inspiring English sources
In it Ms. Baldwin, inspired by a month's residency in Romania, focuses on ideas about power and majesty, and strips them away to reveal an underlying deterioration.
The IFS analysis of the Treasury's Red Book showed there had been an underlying deterioration in the public finances, with the credit crunch, the weaker housing market and softer consumer spending having an impact on receipts.
General merchandise has some significant challenges, in our view, and the Q3 result marks an underlying deterioration on Q2 – so if anything it appears this division is getting worse".
The underlying deterioration of a system/device is seen as a stochastic process with continuous, nonreversible degrading.
The more transparent treatment of the net gains to the Treasury from quantitative easing make the picture brighter, but the underlying deterioration is there.
However, the association of falls and impaired quality of life may also be confounded by some underlying deterioration that precedes falls and simultaneously impairs quality of life [ 11, 22, 23].
Impaired fatty acid (FA) oxidation in the setting of cardiac hypertrophy (CH) can lead to inappropriate accumulation of lipids, which may underlie deterioration into heart failure.
Because, these deficits encompass several domains and no specific medical treatment seems to be effective, it is important to better understand the mechanisms underlying cognitive deterioration.
Nor have any studies explored in detail the experiences underlying QOL deterioration or patient/carer perceptions of interventions which might alter outcomes of importance.
The acute insulin antagonist effect of GH could be one mechanism underlying the deterioration of glucose homeostasis seen during the first months of GH replacement (12).
In addition, we consider that the potential mechanisms underlying the deterioration of arterial oxygenation and lung injury following hyperinflation in ARDS model should be investigated in depth in future studies.
