Sentence examples for steep degradation from inspiring English sources

The initial degradation point and steep degradation point occur at 30%and50%0% fractal damage factor, respectively.

An exponential increase in the ion diffusion coefficient is also observed as the damage-responsive variable resistance, (RCCP + RCP), decreases, with 3.25 × 106 Ω cm2 and 2.1 × 106 Ω cm2 being the initial degradation point and steep degradation point, respectively.

Hence, when entropy increases, the EER performance lines of RL-, LR- and DR-based feature-selection schemes usually have steeper increments (degradation) than that of the baseline.

However, soil degradation on steep slopes has accelerated hugely over the last 50 years, due to poor farming practice, deforestation, road and dam construction.

These extreme natural events contribute of the natural degradation of steep terrain including the triggering of landslides or flash flooding.

Typically this model induces a steeper upregulation and a slower degradation front, coherently with what we observe on the YMC time series.

However, category-models have difficulty explaining the steep decline of semantic knowledge with degradation of specific areas, most notably the temporal poles (Hodges & Patterson, 2007).

But commercial success has come at the steep cost of environmental damage and cultural degradation.

Third, although Nitisols have high structural aggregate stability that are fairly resistant to erosion, their landform of occurrence (i.e., high to mountainous relief hills with steep slopes) makes the soils susceptible to degradation by water erosion.

Slow Pol II will take longer to transcribe an intron, accumulating more RNA-seq reads prior to splicing and degradation, and resulting in a steep intronic RNA-seq read gradient.

In addition, SOC loss was found in long fallow plots, and was correlated to steep and low plant cover plots; evidencing that soil degradation does not occur during cropping activity but due to erosion after land abandonment.