Sentence examples for continued degeneration from inspiring English sources

If kept untreated, a series of damaging conditions continue to accumulate, resulting in continued degeneration and dysfunction [5].

Alternatively, some intron-containing pseudogenes may still have arisen by retrotransposition with the intron-free coding regions then frequently acquiring intron-like insertions during their initial inactivation and/or continued degeneration.

The continued degeneration of other brain regions and timing of rescue would also need to be taken into account (Lopez et al., 2011; Lopez et al., 2012b).

He could look forward to the continued degeneration of his body on a timeline and severity scale known only to the disease itself.

However, acromionplasty doesn't affect continuing degeneration of the rotator cuff [ 37], and subacromial spur recurrence has been reported following acromionplasty [ 21, 38, 39].

Continued electrophysiological and clinical studies of the affected dachshunds were conducted in parallel with the genetic studies and revealed secondary continuing degeneration of the rods, indicating a progressive cone-rod dystrophy (crd) [ 23].

Then they would see that ascidians and amphioxus merely continued the degeneration that the parasitic cyclostomes had begun.

A striking increase in the overall number of cell nuclei was also evident at the foci of degeneration of βLKB1KO mice 1 day after the initial onset of hind-limb dysfunction, which is suggestive of inflammation and macrophage infiltration, and this increase continued as degeneration progressed (Fig. 2Ac,Ad,Ah,Ai and Fig. 4A).

However, ERG differences between XIAP and control groups appear to increase with time, undoubtedly due to the continuing retinal degeneration in the control eyes.

However, from an examination of the literature it is apparent that pathological processes following spinal cord injury, which are involved in clearing damaged tissue resulting from the primary injury and progressive cyst formation, may not be clearly distinguished from further loss of grey and/or white matter due to apoptosis and continuing axonal degeneration in the subsequent days and weeks.

Forest degeneration continued during the Modern Period.