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Several authors see the reason behind parental hesitation to vaccinate their children as a combination of an increasing erosion of trust in stakeholders involved with vaccination and a parallel trend of an increasing personalization/individualization of risk [ 9, 11].

We estimated a total loss to mudflats of 33 and 6% of the area of marshes and steppes, respectively, and it may reflect increased erosion of relict Holocene coastal terraces in response to a rising sea level.

This huge drop in river flow led to a 40% reduction in the coverage of mangroves, greatly increased erosion of the coastal region and a 60% reduction in the catch of prawns off the mouth due to the reduction in nutrient-rich silt.

Both of these routes induce polymer degradation, potentially resulting in reduced mechanical properties and increased erosion of the fibers.

In accord with the effects observed with the biomarkers, the histological examination revealed that whereas the vehicle-treated OVX rats again showed significantly increased erosions of the cartilage surface, the groups treated with estrogen or SERM were indistinguishable from the vehicle-treated sham-operated group.

High temperature stability of mullite, alumina and oxide layer assists in increasing erosion resistance of coating.

On low-gradient hillslopes (< 25°), weathering rates increase with increasing erosion rates, reflecting the influence of mineral supply.

In order to increase erosion lifetime of the divertor target, in the 2nd design phase of R&D work package 'Divertor' for European DEMO, armor thickness of tungsten monoblock divertor target is increased from 5 mm to 8 mm.

The increased erosion rate of the impacted polyimide film is explained by formation of residual stresses that affect the oxidation mainly by increasing the diffusivity of oxygen into the subsurface layers.

Higher peak flows are expected to increase the frequency and magnitude of flooding, which may increase erosion and scouring of the streambed and concurrent risks to roads, culverts, and bridges.