Sentence examples for migration and erosion from inspiring English sources
Studies have focused on material migration and erosion, disruptions and runaway electron beams, and optimisation of plasma and divertor performance.
The role of erosion (channel incision, lateral channel migration and erosion of slopes due to agricultural drainage) as a trigger of these landslides is important.
Various paddle electrode designs have been implanted with more open techniques in an effort to minimize issues with migration and erosion and maximize tissue contact and electrical conduction into the subcutaneous tissues and adjacent affected nerves.
The trend would be further disrupted by lateral vent migration, collapse and erosion of the crater and the variable volume of introduced magma (juvenile contributions) as occur in natural settings.
Radiographs demonstrated no evidence of prosthesis loosening or migration and no erosion of the lateral tibial plateau.
The immature bone in pediatric patients poses several challenges, such as rapid growth, skull growth restriction, plate migration, and tissue erosion.
Excavation had destabilized contaminated soil in the area, enabling contaminant migration through erosion and runoff pathways.
Postoperative radiographs at follow-up (anterior-posterior and lateral) were evaluated for radiolucent lines around the implants, subsidence and migration of the metacarpal implant, and erosion of the tip of the implant through the cortex of the third metacarpal.
When we look at how migration effects gender roles in Gualán and San Cristóbal we also note that migration and social remittances permit a gradual challenge and erosion of traditional gender roles in Guatemala.
Our findings suggest that chemokines induced by IL-1β or HIF-2α in chondrocytes regulate pannus expansion by stimulating FLS migration and invasion, leading to cartilage erosion during RA pathogenesis.
The main implications include internal and external migration of HRH; inequitable tiered health care systems and erosion of professional ethics, with a wider gap between patients and health professionals.
