Sentence examples for strongly eroded from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that a great proportion of the soils classified as non-eroded in 1956 were strongly eroded in 2015.

Strongly eroded soils represented 52% of the watershed area in 2015, whereas they had represented only 8% in 1956.

The Mekele Outlier (N Ethiopia) is characterized by poorly incised Mesozoic marine sediments and dolerites (∼2000 m in elevation), surrounded by strongly eroded Precambrian and Paleozoic rocks and Tertiary volcanic deposits in a context of a mantle supported topography.

This result is viewed as implying that the ionospheric material located at the sides of the plasma channels, which provide a useful interpretation of the ionospheric holes, is strongly eroded by the solar wind that flows within the channels.

For the 15CP group (Fig. 8d), the enamel surfaces showed strongly eroded appearances with voids and loss of material (white arrows) over the surface.

Almond, a highly polymorphic species, is a potential source of new genes for peach that has a strongly eroded gene pool.

Leptosols are found in all climatic zones, particularly in strongly eroding areas.

For all types of MRI regions, we found that novel substitutions (rare SNPs) tend to more strongly erode the compositional extremes (X-richness) of the region.

The widespread occurrence of strongly and completely eroded pedons (respectively 7.4%and5.4.4%), only in the agricultural areas, provides intense anthropogenic impact on soil cover in the agriculture areas of North-Eastern Poland.

The more detailed findings are that public support for EU integration has eroded strongly, with Germans alone in favour of handing more powers to Brussels to tackle the four-year economic and financial crisis that is severely sapping EU confidence and reinforcing the sense of inexorable medium-term decline.

Stage 4 (from Late Cretaceous to present): Influenced by the tectonic deformation of the late Yanshanian Himalayan movements, this area was uplifted and the strata were eroded strongly from the Late Cretaceous.