However, techniques that were clever and helpful in the 1950s and 1960s gradually became destructive and corrupt.
With the post-shield quiescence in volcanic activity, destructive processes gradually take over and coastlines retreat, adopting a more prominent profile; mass wasting and marine and fluvial erosion reshape the landscape and, if conditions are favorable, biogenic processes assume a prominent role.
A metaphor for romance becomes a literal ghost story, where the apparitions are the, "aspects of the woman's character that are gradually stripped away due to the destructive nature of their relationship".
If left untreated the lump can gradually enlarge and within weeks cause "severe destructive lesions of skin and soft tissue," he said.
Researchers also know, he adds, that the continuing painful inflammation and joint damage so characteristic of the disease is brought about by chemical messenger proteins "as well as other destructive proteins, the enzymes that gradually erode cartilage and bone".
During therapy, she gradually comes to terms with her turbulent and destructive marriage to charismatic narcissist Georgio (Vincent Cassel).
An episode of severe and destructive arthritis in the peripheral joints follows and gradually subsides several weeks later.
The activation pattern is dependent on the stage of disease, starting, in the initial phase, at the synovial lining layer, gradually shifting toward the subintimal region and eventually, in the destructive phase, persisting in pannus tissue.
A more ambitious alternative to destructive polarisation between vertical and horizontal approaches is gradually to turn the Global Fund into a Global Health Fund, which would require that the Global Fund's resources be expanded significantly.
In adult skin, the first synchronized hair cycle begins with anagen (A) at P21. Setd8 RNA levels gradually increased from P21 until P33 and dropped at P36, when the destructive phase (catagen; C) of the hair cycle begins.
Due to the destructive effects of civilisations passing through Anatolia over the centuries, the forest vegetation was gradually transformed to a steppe formation.
