Sentence examples for lead to erosion from inspiring English sources

This could lead to erosion both of the overlying cortex, leading to classic radiographic rheumatoid erosions, and of local trabecular bone, possibly contributing to periarticular osteopenia and cyst formation.

This was the right thing to do, because the political imperative for short-term economic growth ought not to lead to erosion of our natural wealth.

Clouds of dust kicked up by tourists threaten to asphyxiate some of the butterflies, and the horses at Chincua are grinding a track into the mountain that will lead to erosion.

In an affidavit, William B. Wood, a principal assistant secretary of state in the State Department, argued that limiting the Salehs' diplomatic immunity "could, if applied generally, lead to erosion of the necessary and respected protections accorded to diplomats worldwide, including U.S. diplomats".

Partial pipeline blockages may lead to erosion, corrosion and local velocity increase (Najmi et al. 2015).

The existing design is suffering from chattering of contact tip which lead to erosion and in turn affect electrical life.

The weed has also led to erosion because it does not hold soil as well as native grasses.

This so-called cavitation leads to erosion pitting as well as to vibrations and must be avoided by the careful shaping of all blade passages and of the exit passage or draft tube.

This leads to erosion of the glenoid and proximal humeral bone loss, along with subacromial sclerosis.

Then, the shear stress leads to erosion and entrainment of sediment from the surface of the debris flow into the clear water above (Marr et al. 2001).

and have led to erosion and land degradation which diminish the amount of fertile soil.