Sentence examples for consequence erosion from inspiring English sources

Mediterranean landscapes are characterized by a great diversity of physiography and land use, and as a consequence erosion and deposition patterns are highly variable spatially.

Understanding the factors that effect erosion makes it possible to predict the extent and consequences of onsite erosion.[5].

Are they a consequence of erosion, and possibly connected in some way to the boulders that clutter the neck terrain?

One consequence is erosion of support for the EU among its member states' electorates.

A permit application for the wall, filed by Trump International Golf Links Ireland and reviewed by POLITICO, explicitly cites global warming and its consequences — increased erosion due to rising sea levels and extreme weather this century — as a chief justification for building the structure.

These data were finally compared to extensive mapping of the thickness and the type of the soils in an attempt to validate these results and to evaluate the longer term consequences of erosion processes on soil distribution.

Starting with arbitrary initial C pool in each patch above the bifurcation point, the model approached a quasi-steady state, which included both the short-term and longer term consequences of erosion; in the baseline simulation 5080 g C m−2 was stored prior to erosion and 100 years of low intensity erosion 4840 g C m−2 SOC remained.

Pain, soreness, and dysuria may be a consequence of erosions or fissures.

Townspeople in southern Oaxaca were talking about the forest cutting and the consequences of erosion and siltation of water channels, but research was scarce.

Efforts to understand this global health crisis and the calls to action have mainly focused on the socioeconomic consequences and erosion of gains in healthcare for people in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone [ 2].

Sediment deposition in reservoirs is a serious off-site consequence of soil erosion in Tigray (Northern Ethiopia).