Sentence examples for relative erosion from inspiring English sources

A pot tester is normally used to study the relative erosion behavior of different materials at moderate solid concentrations.

Simulation by ANSYS/LS-DYNA finite element software was applied to predict the relative erosion severity, and experiment optimum design theory was employed to design experiment scheme.

Dissolved phosphorus loss pathways are often overlooked relative to erosion P losses but contribute under certain soil land use and management combinations and may be exacerbated by subsurface drainage.

Based on the total number of studies, 2 × 2 classification tables were generated for each time interval of interest (6 months, 12 months, and 24 months) and used to determine the sensitivity, specificity, PPV, NPV, and odds ratio (OR) for the presence of radiographic erosions relative to the prior appearance of erosions on MRI.

The relative rates of erosion by rivers and glaciers, and the topographic effects of these two different styles of erosion, remain outstanding problems in geomorphology.

Significant uncertainty exists concerning the efficiency of alpine glacial erosion relative to fluvial and hillslope processes.

These provinces include five Cenozoic planation surfaces that are differentiated by their elevations, regional slopes, relative reliefs and erosion processes.

Erosion rates determined from the radionuclides 137Cs and 210Pb were equivocal, due to the inherent spatial variability of radionuclide inventories relative to apparent erosion rates.

While the benefits of soil water management practices relative to soil erosion have been extensively documented, evidence regarding their effect on yields is inconclusive.

Finally, an electro-thermal model is described and simulation results are discussed, which help to better understand the influence of relative speed on erosion.

The quantification of geomorphic process rates on the outcrop- and the orogen-scale is important to describe accurately the interaction between the relative effects of erosion, tectonics and climate on landscape evolution.