Sentence examples for made by eroding from inspiring English sources

A reduced lung volume was made by eroding the outer boundary of the segmented lung by one voxel.

If the promises made by geoengineering erode the political incentives requiring polluters to cut their emissions, will we see fossil fuel corporations begin lobbying to get political endorsement for climate modification?

Some field observations also disprove claims made by previous workers, of artifacts eroding out of late Pliocene exposures of the Upper Siwalik Tatrot Formation around Toka.

Some economists think that the resulting bias towards higher inflation - at least while the economy remains depressed - would help to make debts more manageable by eroding their value, and would encourage people to spend more for fear that their savings would also be eroded by rising prices.

Today the fear is a bit different: that the tenuous gains made by the troop increase will erode.

In Iraq the costly gains made by our troops are being eroded by rising violence, a resurgent al-Qaida, the weakening of democracy in Baghdad and the rising influence of Iran.

H.R. 5 would weaken accountability measures, potentially end annual student assessments, and significantly erode the gains made by Latino students since the reforms of NCLB began to level the educational playing field.

More interesting are the tracks that were made by feet, but not human feet: modified or eroded dinosaur tracks (Kuban 1986Hastings 1987).

Nevertheless, the National Intelligence estimate suggested that even with continued support, much or all of the gains made by coalition forces since 2010 were likely to be eroded by 2017.

IN other words, it could be that the productivity gains made by businesses in the so-called new economy have not eroded.

Scanning electron microscopy of bone surfaces eroded in vivo showed trenches and pits of similar size as those made by OCs in culture.