Sentence examples for hence erode from inspiring English sources

In the case of sedimentary deposits, these signatures can be preserved because they have been emplaced in locations within the landscape that subsequent lesser magnitude events are unable to reach and hence erode.

Another possible interpretation is that if LGT is as prevalent in the environment and over geological time as some are claiming (Doolittle and Bapteste 2007), then the oldest prokarytic groups will have had the greatest opportunity to exchange genes with other groups hence, eroding their monophyly be the measure of whole genome comparison used here.

Upon entering a still body of water, a stream's velocity is checked and thus it loses its eroding power; hence, the approximate level of the surface of the still water body is the stream's baselevel.

"Protectionism, some signs of which have recently emerged, could significantly erode global flexibility and, hence, undermine the global adjustment process," he said.

This indicated that in the upper course, the river has high gravitational energy and so is the energy to erode vertically, whereas in the lower course, the river has less erosive power and hence deposits its load.

Hence, just like leverage ratios, regulators allowed underwriting standards to erode precipitously without strengthening mortgage origination regulations.

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Hence trees planted in eroded sites may be disadvantaged in the early stages of growth because of the absence of topsoil and forest litter.

The subsequent reaction with glutathione creates a supramolecular conjugate that exploits the hydrophilic nature of the amino acid chain as a route through which the protective coating can be eroded and hence the underlying substrate exposed.

Profits began to erode.

Homeowners' equity continues to erode.