Sentence examples for undergo erosion from inspiring English sources
During blasting the alumina grits themselves also undergo erosion.
The zero-order model did not fit the in vitro release data since the calcium-alginate/polymer mix beads were found to slowly and gradually undergo erosion during the in vitro release testing.
The uncinate fasciculus did not undergo erosion, as this would have limited the mask size, reducing sensitivity to detect change in this tract.
Relative to the genomes of obligate symbiotic bacteria, which commonly undergo erosion and reduction, the S. velum symbiont genome was large (2.7 Mb), GC-rich (51%), and contained a large number (78) of mobile genetic elements.
All this points toward the fact that it may be losing selective pressure on the thiamin biosynthetic genes, hence it is possible to speculate that the thiamin biosynthesis pathway has recently started to undergo erosion.
If the beach undergoes erosion and thus retreats, the cemented strata become exposed; termed beach rock, they are widespread in the tropics and along the shores of the Mediterranean, Black, and Caspian seas.
Moreover, the presence of large number of streams in the basin indicates that the topography is still undergoing erosion, and at the same time, less number of streams indicates mature topography.
Thus, the alteration in land cover is essential to an understanding of productivity of soil undergoing erosion, as sustainable planning can mitigate soil-degradation processes in the overall agroforestry landscape.
On other diapirs, the original thick residuum is undergoing erosion and the new morphology is currently represented by salt exposures and badland-like landscapes or by fields of small sinkholes developed in the thin residuum.
The ash was thickest at 300 m, at Loma Seca, and the top of the deposit has undergone erosion.
Moreover, a biofilm is perhaps not as easily formed on a material whose surface is undergoing erosion, as the adhering organisms are shed continuously along with the eroding material.
