Sentence examples for contribution of erosion from inspiring English sources

We calculated that the contribution of erosion to N losses was 70%, while its contribution to P and K losses were 80% and 63%, respectively.

Our results evidence the not negligible contribution of erosion and associated flexural rebound to the uplift of the Cordillera Blanca and allow us to question the models previously proposed for the formation of the CBNF.

The release mechanism of CBZ from matrix tablet formulations follows non-Fickian diffusion shifting to Case II by the increase of HPMC content, indicating significant contribution of erosion.

Increase of the HPMC content in the matrix-tablets (formulae A4 and A5) results in exponents n values (n = 1.01 and 0.938) which markedly exceed the value of 0.50 corresponding to diffusion controlled release and furthermore together with the good fitting of the zero-order model indicate significant contribution of erosion.

By employing polarization resistance measurements under quiescent and cavitating conditions, the contributions of erosion-induced corrosion and corrosion-induced erosion were determined.

The quantified contribution of various erosion parameters is useful for function-based design of components with extended service life.

Numerous research studies have demonstrated the significant contribution of streambank erosion to total sediment loading (Simon and Darby 1999; Sekely et al. 2002; Evans et al. 2006).

Equation (1) is the same as Eq. (10) of Matsu'ura and Sato (1989) except that the first term is replaced by the right-hand side of Eq. (20) of Hashimoto et al. (2008), which represents the contribution of tectonic erosion.

Soil geographer Ian Simpson of the University of Stirling in the United Kingdom says previous studies overestimated the Norse contribution to erosion in Greenland.

Similar land use changes due to socio-economic changes are typical in most of Central and Eastern European New Member States and Candidate Countries, thus the investigation of similar sites is an important contribution to the understanding of erosion impact of land use changes and to efficient agricultural and landscape management in the enlarged European Union.

However, this study did not directly compare T1SE and T1FS sequences with regard to reliability for detection of SIJ erosions, a separate analysis without the contribution of ankylosis to the erosion score was not performed, and there was no control group.