Sentence examples for which can deteriorate from inspiring English sources
Formerly, Diet Pepsi used only aspartame, which can deteriorate quickly, especially under heat.
Restorers of vintage cars point to problems caused by the decay of older rubber components like seals, gaskets and flexible fuel lines, which can deteriorate when exposed to ethanol-blend fuels.
However, high-speed operations cause high power consumption and chip temperature increase, which can deteriorate NAND reliability.
The results showed that increased temperature degraded the SSD's rectifying performance due to increased reverse current which can deteriorate the nonlinearity of the device's I-V characteristic.
The growth of 16 species of mould on the sterile model samples, prepared on the W&C and Cz&D media, was initially evaluated to select the species which can deteriorate the model materials.
The advancement of the solidified front in the melt often leads to solute segregation, which can deteriorate properties but at the same time lead to purification of the solidified cast.
The feeding practise for this fish has been continuously relying on the low value fish (Bundit and Jauncey 2008) or live fish, which can easily deteriorate the quality of the rearing water and subsequently cause disease outbreak (Lam et al. 2008; 2014).
In summary, obese youth with altered glucose tolerance should be followed closely because of vulnerable β-cell function, which can easily deteriorate with continued weight gain.
Furthermore, caregiver-companions may be susceptible to stresses and health and safety risks, which can further deteriorate their own abilities to offer the patient quality care.
Visceral fat does not merely act as a fat depot, but it acts also as an endocrine gland secreting inflammatory cytokines and macrophage chemotactant factors which can indirectly deteriorate insulin sensitivity and glucose tolerance [ 14].
Indeed patients such as these with chronic unresponsive macular oedema, particularly if there is only a moderate degree of cataract, are often declined surgery on the basis that the maculopathy would limit the underlying visual acuity, which can also deteriorate with surgery.
