Sentence examples for predictable erosion from inspiring English sources
I worry that I am Exhibit A for the predictable erosion of empathy that we're all told to expect by the time we graduate from medical school.
Among his predictable targets are the erosion of deference, the spread of TV culture and the decay of English language.
Results indicate significant geomorphic change in relatively predictable locations, such as erosion on the outside and deposition on the inside, of bends.
When climate and topography are fixed and soil cover is varied, the rate of soil loss by water erosion has a predictable and dramatic dependence on vegetation.
Rates of erosion were less predictable in more gently sloping landscapes, but data suggest that the breakdown of rocks in ice-free terrain creates about 5.5 billion tons of sediment worldwide each year, the researchers report in a forthcoming issue of Geology.
The presidential candidates lined up in predictable order, with Hillary Clinton talking of "an erosion of our constitutional rights" and John McCain saying he was "happy .The decision is a vindication of the social conservatives' "slow squeeze" strategy on abortion.
In the face of these results, the recommendation is to avoid the reduction of forest cover below this threshold, at which point structural erosion becomes more severe, with predictable negative consequences on biodiversity and ecosystem service maintenance.
In the case of wind, however, its horizontal and vertical movements are not predictable; hence, the areas threatened by wind erosion cannot be forecast with reasonable accuracy.
In vitro degradation study demonstrated that both PCL and PCL-PEG scaffolds realized homogeneous hydrolytic degradation via surface erosion resulting in a consistent and predictable mass loss.
It is clear that erosive disease is secondary and a predictable consequence of synovitis, with the added caveat that sites of joint compression may be more prone to erosion.
