Sentence examples for smaller erosion from inspiring English sources

Results from both Exercises I and II show that readers agree quite well on which of two images of single joints is the better, and on which shows the smaller erosion.

Size was one feature that aided the experts to detect repair but cannot be the only one; the experts had to find other features to determine whether a smaller erosion was the first in a sequence of radiographs in a patient with progressive damage or was the second film in a patient exhibiting repair.

The low-density patches showed no such patterns, and were generally characterised by some small-scale erosion directly around individual bamboo canes.

Similar, but smaller, erosions have previously been observed for several lineages of mammals, including primates (Duret et al. 2002; Meunier and Duret 2004), and our results are consistent with those of Romiguier et al. (2010), who observed dynamic isochore evolution throughout placental mammals.

However, there were also small erosion areas on the lobe, extending downwind from eroding sections of the rim.

In fact, the softness of the fibres makes the cavitation to produce small erosion effect and the reticulate structure of the fabric favours the formation of air bubble layers which obstruct wave penetration.

It's the small erosion over time that crumbles the foundation.

Moreover, a cyclohexenylboronate was coupled with only a small erosion of ee.

One of these patients had a small erosion that corresponded to the erosion seen on low-field MRI.

Twenty-eight MTPs had a bone erosion and a subsequent MRI; 96% of these erosions persisted on subsequent studies, and only one small erosion resolved on a subsequent MRI.

46 RAP (also called type 3 CNV) is described as small erosion or elevated RPE, a flap sign, or, later, a focal funnel-shaped defect in the RPE, called 'kissing sign', accompanied by subretinal and/or intraretinal fluid (figure 8).