Sentence examples for identified erosion from inspiring English sources

The LSU-derived FVC map successfully identified erosion features (e.g. landslides) and areas prone to soil erosion.

Furthermore, results showed that the examined management measures, such as controlling the identified erosion hotspots through land protective measures, could help reduce the NSL up to 70%, to values closer to the tolerable limits for the Tropics.

The identified erosion hotspots may represent a serious threat for the soil-related forest ecosystems, and are in contrast to the EC Thematic Strategy for Soil Protection and Water Framework Directive.

Since 1987, the National Academy of Science's Institute of Medicine (IOM) has published three reports that have identified erosion of the public health infrastructure among the factors contributing to new and reemerging infectious diseases.

However, because the sensitivity of MRI and US in this and several other studies [ 9- 13, 13, 20- 22] has been found to be much higher than that of radiography, we consider it acceptable that some minimal erosions are missed by MRI and US as long as the identified erosions are real.

An EA spokesman said: "We work with local authorities, which lead on shoreline management plans, to identify erosion risk management schemes, coastal erosion monitoring and further research on how we best adapt to these changes".

The study identifies erosion of ownership rights in Zimbabwe, ongoing political intimidation, election fixing and investor confusion arising from the banning of the independent media in the early 2000s as key reasons for the country's poor performance.

It estimates that it would cost about $5 million a year to identify erosion hazard areas, map them, maintain the maps and make the information available to potential buyers or local officials.

The model implementation in the basin showed insights for identifying erosion hotspots and targeting soil conservation planning and landscape restoration measures.

The films were reviewed to identify erosion repair specifically.

The survey also revealed that many respondents (64%% of dentists and 77 % of hygienists) incorrectly cited bruxism and malocclusion as triggers for DHS, while only a small percentage of the respondents (7%% of dentists and 5%% of dental hygienists) could correctly identify erosion as a primary cause.