LD from ES sides aged for 2 days was more tender than non-stimulated LD (NES), although prolonged ageing eroded the advantage of ES to a non-significant advantage after 14 days.
But a decline in the value of the U.S. dollar has eroded that advantage.
And, while the Net has eroded newspapers' advantage in disseminating news, it has expanded their reach and influence.
The government's desire to level the playing field by replacing the Programme Blanc "has slightly eroded the advantage [mathematicians] had in comparison to others," Ehrbar concedes, but going back to the old system is not on the table.
World number six McIlroy and Fleetwood, ranked 13th, were joint leaders by three shots on 12 under going into the third round but quickly eroded their advantage with poor starts.
The rise of steam power, and later electric power, eroded the advantage that St. Anthony Falls provided in water power.
The currency's surge has also eroded a recent advantage in labor costs north of the border.
The arrival of cloud computing has eroded these advantages, so it's no surprise that large companies are beginning to become concerned.
Mr. Obama said an increase in labor costs in China was eroding its advantage over the United States as a manufacturing base, a message the White House sought to buttress by circulating a research report from the Boston Consulting Group, a prominent management consulting organization.
"Clinton clearly has an advantage in Ohio, but then again, Obama has done a good job at eroding those advantages in other states," said John C. Green, a political scientist at the University of Akron.
Israel's technically advanced forces found an enemy playing in a different field, thus eroding its advantages.
