Sentence examples for suggesting erosion from inspiring English sources

At the site eroding at the fastest rate, the soil turnover time approaches the 14C age of MOC, suggesting erosion can potentially limit the timescale over which MOC is replaced.

The liquid erosion features appear to be a very recent occurrence: channels in some regions have created surprisingly little erosion, suggesting erosion on Titan is extremely slow, or some other recent phenomena may have wiped out older riverbeds and landforms.

Twenty-two patients had an increase in erosion score in the interval and three patients exhibited a decrease in erosion score, suggesting erosion repair.

Both sequences viewed together facilitate the identification of normal MRI features and variants that may mimic SpA-associated inflammatory SIJ lesions on the semi-coronal plane alone [ 3], such as normal vascular structures mimicking BME or the normal variant of a bipartite ilium suggesting erosion by semi-coronal slices only [ 2].

Two models with different temporal constraints (15 6.7 and 12 6.7 kyr) suggest erosion rates that were ∼25 to ∼300 times higher than the initial erosion rate (pre-delta formation).

Television ratings have suggested erosion in viewer-ship over the past few years, and online advertisers claim that the effect is caused by an audience migration to the Internet.

Also at the meeting, Francis McCubbins, a colleague of Agee's at the University of New Mexico, presented evidence that the rounded appearance of the large faint pebbles suggests erosion by water or wind.

The Norse "damaged their environment" as they had done in Iceland, Diamond asserted, based on analyses of dust that suggested erosion caused by felling trees, agriculture, and turf cutting.

Because ocean temperatures are predicted to increase 1.5 2.6 °C in the next 90 years, our data suggest erosion by this non-native crustacean will increase 14.7 37.6% in Coos Bay/South Slough, Oregon (where isopods were collected).

In particular, the extent to which humanistic inquiry led scholars toward the secular realm and the extent to which humanistic pedagogy concentrated on secular subjects suggest erosions of the domain of faith.

But the losses were fairly modest in percentage terms, suggesting an erosion of confidence rather than a crumbling, economists and traders said.