Sentence examples for subsequently erode from inspiring English sources

Most spinal cord compressions develop from tumors metastatic to the vertebral bodies that subsequently erode into and encroach on the spinal cord.

Geologically, they are relicts of ancient mountains formed during the Cambrian Period (about 540 to 490 million years ago) that were subsequently eroded by the Penneru River and its tributaries.

These thick flows have subsequently eroded to produce rugged hills that limit the park on the east.

While much has subsequently been eroded from unstable and/or steep slopes, an ash cover remains intact on more gentle stable slopes and caps alluvial terraces.

The intervening land has subsequently been eroded leaving this outlier with the characteristics of the Cotswold Plateau.

Students can learn about how the benefit of exploitation can erode cooperative behaviors, and subsequently how evolutionary mechanisms select for cooperation.

Subsequently, telomere DNA was indeed found to erode upon continuous cell culture of human fibroblasts [ 4, 5].

Huigens and Stouthamer [ 21] subsequently suggested that female sexual function would erode faster if more loci were involved in coding for the female behavior than for the male behavior.

The challenges presented in this study act concomitantly to exert pressure on, and erode resilience of, pastoral households and subsequently expose the system to risk.

Subsequently, heightened wind shear eroded the storm's convection.

Multiple rounds of WGD events (both allopolyploidy and autopolyploidy) cyclically increase the genetic diversity in vascular plants, and subsequently this is steadily eroded by genomic fractionation toward diploid-like genomes.