Destructive changes develop rapidly.
"Places I've Been," an evening of four dances, creates choreographic metaphors of evolving relationships and constructive and destructive changes in people's lives.
Professor Martin Parry, a climate scientist with the Met Office, said destructive changes in temperature, rainfall and agriculture were now forecast to occur several decades earlier than thought.
With chronic infections, the apical changes varied from gross destructive changes in some teeth, to extensive proliferative calcified apical changes in others.
The growing swath of dead lodgepole and ponderosa pine forest is a grim omen, leaving Six — and many other scientists and residents in the West — concerned that as the climate continues to warm, these destructive changes will intensify.
The mucous surfaces of the eye may become eroded in spots, allowing infection to set in, thus leading to ulceration and other destructive changes of the cornea (the transparent outer covering of the eye) and other eye structures.
The paleoecological analysis of over 11,000 mammoth remains from Kraków Spadzista Street (B) site (24 23 ka BP) has demonstrated that over 50% of them show destructive changes (osteoporosis, osteofibrosis, articular diseases and others).
Paleoecological analysis of over 1500 mammoth remains from the famous non-archaeological Berelyokh site (∼13 12 ka BP) has demonstrated that ∼ 42% show destructive changes (osteoporosis, osteolysis, osteofibrosis, osteomalacia, articular diseases and others).
Destructive changes rarely occur in patients with articular involvement [37].
A mass in the EAC, with underlying bony destructive changes (Fig. 9).
Histological evaluation demonstrated that Sinupret® oral drops applied during acute rhinitis attenuate atrophic and destructive changes of the ciliated epithelium.
