Sentence examples for destruction over time from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, high levels of HIV diversity in young infants may be a surrogate marker for infection with viral variants that have more error-prone reverse transcriptase enzymes or higher rates of HIV replication; viruses with those properties might be more likely to escape immune or other selective pressures, or might cause more immune destruction over time because of increased viral replication.

Interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy (IF/TA) describes the histologic characteristics of allograft destruction over time.

The tibia tumor displayed increased tumor infiltration and bone destruction over time.

There was no significant association with joint destruction over time when multiplex-negative anti-CCP-2-negative and multiplex-positive anti-CCP-2-negative patients were compared (β = 1.02, CI = 0.99-1.06, P = 0.15, Fig.  4c).

In line with this observation, within the multiplex-positive RA subset, anti-CCP-2-positive patients have more joint destruction over time than anti-CCP-2-negative RA patients (β = 1.09, CI = 1.05-1.13, P < 0.001, Fig.  4d).

Most of the scoring systems of radiographic data and their multiple modifications are designed to quantify the speed of progressive destruction over time in selected joints of the hands, wrists and feet.

"People change over time.

"We spent a useful couple of hours asking the important oversight questions about how the intelligence picture on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction was assembled over time," Mr. Goss said in a statement after the closed-door hearing today with officials from several intelligence agencies.

One possibility is that there is heterogeneity in job destruction rates across jobs; over time, the sample of remaining matches contains a disproportionate number of jobs with low destruction rates.

At worst, according to Hawley, the long-term costs of expansion would lead to polarization and inequality, urban decay, environmental destruction, and political instability, which over time must result in a reordering of the ecosystem.

The increased production of catabolic enzymes, mediated by pro-inflammatory cytokines, and impaired extracellular matrix de novo synthesis facilitates destruction of cartilage extracellular matrix, over time.