Sentence examples for erosion knowledge from inspiring English sources

These obtained results are useful to supplement the erosion knowledge of disturbed soils, facilitate soil erosion prediction and provide technical guidelines for soil and water conservation in engineering construction areas.

"In big areas like Devon and Cornwall you see the specialists, for example, but in some other areas there has been an erosion of knowledge".

Tamai and colleagues studied the predictive value of MRI erosions (without knowledge if these were radiographically visible) and observed a PPV of 81.5%, a NPV of 48%, a LR+ of 3.18 and a LR- of 0.78 [ 20].

In an attempt to improve warning communication and counter the erosion of traditional knowledge and networks, the project contributed to the creation of committee-run social media sites to share traditional knowledge of risk and risk management, disseminate disaster information, and provide grassroots early warning mechanisms.

"An erosion of specialist knowledge," harrumphs the Royal Historical Society; its geographical counterpart is worried about "losing rigour and the teaching of basics".

The current state of the art in erosion research lacks knowledge about where and when wind erosion occurs in Europe, and the intensity of erosion that poses a threat to agricultural productivity.

The evidence suggests that the key to understanding this erosion is detailed knowledge of the coupled and complex phenomena of solids circulation and bubble motion.

The erosion of traditional knowledge for risk management due to migrations and urbanization is already observable around the world, and bio-indicators are becoming increasingly unreliable due to climate change (Zommers 2014).

The development of soil conservation plans and evaluation of spatially distributed erosion models require knowledge of rates of soil loss and sedimentation on different landscape elements and slope positions.

Surprisingly, no erosion of patients' knowledge over the time was observed (P=0.41).

Though this may help on the short term, it is likely to lead to further erosion of skills, knowledge and confidence among junior doctors.