Sentence examples for whose deterioration from inspiring English sources

His was a Don José whose deterioration from upright decorum to murderous jealousy convinced the eye and ear alike.

On the other hand, Alex, the wonderfully impish cutie whose deterioration from leukemia is close to unwatchable, comes right out with her feelings.

Moreover, the time-proportional deterioration rate may be valid for the items whose deterioration rate changes with respect to time.

Several indicators have been proposed in literature, considering in particular the soil reflectance contribution and the vegetative mass, whose deterioration can be a good indicator of desertification, being the major biological production of desert areas [19].

In any case, identification of the latter group will be of little interest, unless within it those patients can be differentiated whose deterioration can be avoided or mitigated by proactive actions by those that are in unmanageable situations.

The earlier hires may also have experienced significant declines in lung function prior to baseline, with a subsequent plateau in FEV1 during follow-up, in contrast to those who had worked fewer years and whose deterioration in lung function was observed during follow-up.

In refusing to fight or try to camouflage the ravages of time, Ms. Mitchell belongs to an interpretive school that includes Billie Holiday and Frank Sinatra, whose vocal deterioration brought them greater emotional depth and realism.

A subgroup analysis was also conducted in the same study among patients with SCr 2.0 mg/dL or higher, whose renal function deterioration was considered irreversible [ 23].

From 1866 to 1875 he was unhappily in love with a woman 30 years his junior, Rose La Touche, whose physical and mental deterioration caused him acute distress.

ASB is herein considered as a deterioration mechanism whose consequences in the material are described via an internal damage variable.

In AD, vignettes are especially important for obtaining proxy information in place of persons with the disease, whose levels of cognitive deterioration may prevent them from providing valid responses to certain types of data collection instruments.