Sentence examples for recent degradation from inspiring English sources

Hermie (he's less cloying than he sounds) evokes both the scientist's lost innocence and the beach's recent degradation from development, hurricanes, and sea-level rise.

In addition, their use in some recent degradation studies is discussed.

This is related to river widening in recent degradation periods, particularly in the 1970s 1980s.

We demonstrated that keratinolytic and collagenolytic opportunistic microorganisms were likely responsible for the recent degradation phenomenon.

Not that club and international football is squeaky clean in its morality, but the recent degradations and illusions in the college football universe are more than enough to turn me off and away.

We indicate that recent land degradation has some, but not a full, association with recent land use.

In spite of this recent work degradation studies to specifically understand burn-in of the device performance are very scarce in the literature and further work is needed in this direction.

This region is characterized by harsh continental environmental conditions and recent anthropogenic degradation of the original steppe grasslands as a result of enforced land-use changes (Virgin Land Campaign) and rapidly expanding urbanization.

The WaterWorld Policy Support System (www.policysupport.org/waterworld) is used with a range of spatial data sets to understand the areas of Africa subject to recent land degradation (as observed from satellite time series) and the spatial congruence of these areas with intensive croplands, intensive pastures, and deforestation.

Instead, our results demonstrate flexibility in this behavioural trait across the Hylobatidae in response to both intrinsic and extrinsic factors, but not those immediately associated with recent habitat degradation.

Predictive models incorporating intraspecific trait variation but controlling for covariance between population samples due to phylogenetic relatedness reveal additional environmental and biological determinants of variation in gibbon ranging requirements and social structure, but not those immediately associated with recent habitat degradation.