Sentence examples for eventual erosion from inspiring English sources

We were working, wittingly or not, towards the eventual erosion of places ground down and fought over, especially in the literal sense — exploitation and industrial damage.

Subsequently, collagenases (MMP1 and MMP13) degrade the collagen fibrils of the tissue, initiating tissue fibrillation and eventual erosion.

The delta stratigraphy records lake level rise and shoreline transgression associated with approximately continuous filling of the basin, followed by outlet breaching, and eventual erosion of the delta.

Therefore, in cirrhotic patients, increased contact time between dyspepsia and EV could lead to the eventual erosion of the mucosa and EV bleeding.

Strong population genetic differentiation is maintained between R. pomonella and R. zephyria, despite a gross hybridization rate (∼1.44%) that should lead to the eventual erosion of differentiation at equilibrium.

One important mechanism responsible for the replicative senescence of human cells is the erosion and eventual dysfunction of telomeres [16].

We have already shown proof of the concept that this small molecule sPLA2 inhibitory peptide P-NT.II has a disease-modifying effect particularly evident on cartilage and bone erosion with eventual protection against joint destruction [ 10].

Urban development induces an initial phase of sediment mobilization, characterized by increased sediment production (on the order of 2 10 times) and deposition within channels, followed by eventual decline that couples with erosion from increased runoff to enlarge channels.

Noting the complex interactions between vegetation and climate, he warned that the extensive clearing of rainforest for coffee cultivation in Ceylon (Sri Lanka and Indiaa would adversely impact the climate in those countries and lead to their eventual impoverishment due to soil erosion.

It was always like this in the media, where jobs were scarce and workers were willing to push themselves to the limit so they could attain some kind of eventual glamour – a pay-off for the erosion of their real lives.

Osteoarthritis, characterised by cartilage degeneration, develops due to the progressive erosion of structural integrity and eventual loss of functional performance.