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Masks that were used to determine metabolic volumes were eroded with a single voxel in all dimensions to compensate for remaining sampling error (due to the use of voxels) at the borders of the masks.

The ROIs around the entire musculature and individual muscles were eroded with a structuring element size of 2 pixels (4.0 mm) to remove any potential edge effects with surrounding subcutaneous fat (or intermuscular fat for IntraMF quantification).

Faith in the system has been eroded, with those among ethnic minorities the most distrustful.

The inspectorate warned that neighbourhood policing was being eroded, with officers being pulled off duties vital to gain intelligence in fighting terrorism and preventing crime.

However, those rights were already being eroded, with many quoted-company schemes being closed to new members or to future accruals for existing employees.

"Public confidence is being eroded, with people doubting the ability of our services to protect us and questioning the rules under which they operate," he said.

"Public confidence is being eroded, with people doubting the ability of our services to protect us and questioning the rules under which they operate.

The core infrastructure of the NHS is also being eroded with the closure of hospitals and thousands of NHS beds since 2010.

None of us are in this sector to get rich, but as fees are eroded, with unpaid internships rife, and with more people competing for less work and money, something needs to shift.

But the relative benefit of cheap LPG is set to be eroded, with a new formula for tax which will add 1p a litre each year for the next 11 years.

"The confidence of the sworn officers within the sheriff's department has been eroded with this admission of guilt," Mr. Maggi wrote in his letter, dated today but faxed to Governor Pataki on Wednesday.