The continued sabotage from the many who did not support it resulted in further erosion of the effectiveness of the legislation and caused health care costs to spiral upward.
Development of antibiotic resistance is a evolutionary process inducing the erosion of the effectiveness of our arsenal of antibiotics.
Global health governance strategies need to address the erosion of antimicrobial effectiveness on three levels.
If the structure is out of line with the coalition, there will be an erosion of power and effectiveness.
Some of these parameters such as root spread, root depth, and total root length, can be used to compare the performance of a species in terms of effectiveness for erosion control (Phillips et al. [2011]; Stokes et al. [2009]).
However, although limited in many cases, data on root spread, root depth, and total root length, can and have been used to compare, at least in a general sense, the performance of a species in terms of effectiveness for erosion control (Phillips et al. 2011; Stokes et al. 2009; Phillips et al. 2013a, 2014).
A replicated field-based rainfall simulation study was conducted to compare the runoff and erosion effectiveness of three coir (coconut) fiber rolled erosion control systems (RECSs) with a bare (control) treatment.
Various metrics or traits have also been used to help assess species performance in terms of erosion-control effectiveness (Stokes et al. 2009; Phillips et al. 2011).
However, limited quantitative data are available to assess erosion reduction effectiveness, and to establish the salient properties of the erosion control products.
Gully head protection can control gully erosion effectively, but the effectiveness of gully head protection would be reduced when rainfall intensity increases.
But popularity is not proof of effectiveness".
