Sentence examples for which deteriorated by from inspiring English sources
During 1st- and 2nd-line palliative chemotherapy, symptom burdens remained stable, with the exception of Taste Alterations, which increased by +1.8 points per month during 1st-line chemotherapy, and Cognitive Functioning, which deteriorated by −1.2 points per month during 2nd-line chemotherapy.
Water dissolves minerals present in soil and rock portions during its flow, which deteriorates groundwater quality by natural processes of geogenic origin.
The main problem with fresh sweet tamarind is the damage caused by packaging which deteriorates the fruit quality and reduces the consumable amount of fruit.
This may lead to some interference between the signals transmitted by different antennas, which deteriorates the overall BER performance.
The strength of glass is governed by the condition of its surface which deteriorates progressively as surface flaws accumulate on exposure to weathering action during its service life.
On the other hand, the SU received interference increases by the increment of the PU transmission power which deteriorates the SU-SU channel capacity.
These defects are characterized by composition differences in the space domain on the scale of the product, which deteriorates the properties of the material.
which deteriorate integrity and mechanical properties of the whole system.
This "green gap" has been attributed to high dislocation density that resulted from the large lattice mismatch between InGaN and GaN, which was deteriorated by adding extra indium component for narrowing down the well bandgaps [5 9].
The main defects are low α-amylase activity of malt linked to poor control of the malting process, low content of several essential amino-acids in the raw materials and which is deteriorated by the cooking step.
The dominant feature of renal fibrosis is excessive deposition of extracellular matrix (ECM) in kidney interstitium, which is deteriorated by inflammation, myofibroblast accumulation, and tubular atrophy (Cochrane et al., 2005).
