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The conservation body said using Canadian slate would result in "the harmful erosion of the integrity and authenticity of this historic roof".
Osteoarthritis, characterised by cartilage degeneration, develops due to the progressive erosion of structural integrity and eventual loss of functional performance.
However, cartilage degeneration can develop, leading to the progressive erosion of structural integrity and eventual loss of functional performance as characterised by the pathology of OA.
The progressive erosion of structural integrity and eventual loss of functional performance is mediated by the MMPs, ADAMTSs and other matrix proteases.
Parties with such views generally praise traditional values such as 'the nation', identify with a single national political community and regard the recognition of cultural diversity as a source of erosion of the integrity of the national community and democratic citizenship.
Insiders, however, are if anything even more dismayed by the erosion of Treasury's intellectual integrity -- an erosion exemplified by its denial and deception on the subject of tax cuts.
And the erosion of trust in the integrity of the Supreme Court is something all Americans -- not merely we lawyers devoted to justice -- should be alarmed about.
It's easy to credit the transparency of the internet, cite the rise of digitally-native disruptive business models or simply blame the Amazon Effect for the erosion of any semblance of price integrity.
It is a lose-lose situation because the continuous erosion of the nation's territorial integrity could trigger a popular uprising, and even a revolt within the army that had fought a bloody border war against China in 1979 and has grown increasingly frustrated with the party leadership's subservience to Vietnam's historic enemy to the north.
This erosion of public trust is a particular vulnerability for Mr. Blair, who has based much of his appeal on claims of integrity and sincerity.
Carcinogenesis can be defined as a progressive erosion of interactions between multiple activating and deactivating biological activities (both immune and nonimmune) of host tissue resulting in progressive loss of integrity of susceptible tissues.
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