Sentence examples for cumulative erosion from inspiring English sources

The frequency and size of such flows increases down-canyon, hence with increasing A, tending to increase cumulative erosion in a way that is analogous to the effect of increasing discharge in river systems.

It also criticises the UK government for the "cumulative erosion" of science funding, and the "negative impact" on student recruitment from public funding cuts and changes to immigration policy.

A cumulative erosion-time curve was produced from the WARER samples.

These machines can compress the processing time of tasks, but this action may lead to higher cost due to cumulative wear, erosion, fatigue and so on.

We assessed (i) cumulative soil erosion using diagnostic soil horizons and the 137Cs techniques, (ii) OC stocks and its quality (NaOCl-resistant OC), and (iii) reactive soil mineral phases (concentration of Fe, Al and Si in specific oxalate and dithionite citrate bicarbonate extractants).

When stretched over cumulative boulder areas, erosion due to the fire averaged >26 mm for sandstone and >42 mm for diorite.

Mistakes like those can seem insignificant on their own, but the cumulative effect is an erosion of credibility and trust.

Our results indicate that the decreasing drainage density in the higher domain reflects the cumulative impact of glacial erosion.

The cumulative net rates of erosion at the end of each section were converted to sediment load along the rill length.

The cumulative probability plots for erosion and JSN scores (see online supplementary figures S2A and S2B) demonstrated clear separation, with greater inhibition of progression and fewer numbers of patients with progression among golimumab than placebo treated patients.

Fourth, the extent of radiographic erosions (representing cumulative disease activity) was not analyzed in the present study.