At the same time, an erosion of the normal employment conditions with respect to standard labour1 conditions and contracts can also be observed.
This manifests itself as an intersample as an erosion of the normal methylation profile (hence increase in local/sequence related variation).
CIA was scored as follows: 0, normal; 1, minimal synovitis without cartilage/bone erosion; 2, synovitis with some marginal erosion but joint architecture maintained; 3, severe synovitis and erosion with loss of normal joint architecture.
AIA was scored as follows: 0: normal; 1: minimal synovitis without cartilage/bone erosion; 2: synovitis with some marginal erosion but with joint architecture maintained; 3: severe synovitis and erosion with loss of normal joint architecture.
At one point, water along Country Club Drive started running brown, he said, though that was only a sign of "normal erosion".
Fluvial sediments of MIS 2 age were identified within the Northern Palaeovalley, providing insights into the scale of erosion by normal fluvial regimes.
Rates of normal soil erosion have been estimated from measurements of sediment transport and accumulation, mass movement on hillslopes, and radioactive carbon dating of landforms.
The average annual rate of normal soil erosion is nearly 1 metric ton per hectare (0.45 ton per acre), while that of natural soil formation is nearly 0.7 metric ton per hectare (0.3 ton per acre).
Most such islands are built on broad reef surfaces at low-tide level and rise only 2 3 m above mean sea level, a result of repeated episodes of large-wave deposition and the leeward migration of deposits beyond the range of normal wave erosion (McLean and Hosking 1991).
His voice faltered a few times, the normal erosion of age.
