Greeting a guest named Mrs. Barker, Mommy asks, progressively, if she'd like a smoke, a drink, to cross her legs, and to remove her dress.
Her sister, the woman explained, had also had a fever and a rash, then had become weak and progressively paralyzed; she was still in an intensive-care unit, likely suffering from Zika-associated Guillain-Barré syndrome.
The patient's neurologic condition deteriorated progressively, and she died of enteroviral rhomboencephalitis 32 days after admission.
The observed steady decline in AMH levels during adulthood is consistent with the dogma that a girl's ovarian reserve of primordial follicles is established in utero and soon after birth (8) and then declines progressively until she reaches menopause (9 11).
She progressively lost the ability to do the things she really loved.
As she started to feel better mentally, she progressively broadened her activities and started spinning and hydrotherapy.
Trains from Surrey have become progressively more crowded, she said, because of the cost of housing in London: "More and more people are buying property further out".
Rather than downplay scientific uncertainty and gaps in understanding, she progressively amplified what was unclear about the human impacts of DDT and other synthetic compounds on humans and wildlife.
During her tenure she progressively removed or disciplined several company directors who were relatives and old colleagues of her late husband, all the while elevating her own nephew, Frank Hedrick, to greater responsibilities in the company.
Why would I marry a man who will be dead in two years?" While such conversations appear to be the reconstruction of the filmmakers, they have the ring of truth as Aysel would testify in a later terrorism trial that she progressively lost Jarrah to the influence of his jihadist friends.
