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Westwood's grubber kick set up Monaghan's first and Clark's try gave the hosts a 10-point advantage, which was eroded by Widnes either side of half-time.

The cartilage-based procedures include mosaicplasty, single osteochondral autografts and osteochondral allografts, where a mature articular cartilage is implanted into the lesion so that the composition of the repair tissue is equivalent to that which was eroded.

The violent explosions caused by the meeting of lava and sea water meant that the island consisted of a loose pile of volcanic rock (scoria), which was eroded rapidly by North Atlantic storms during the winter.

These eruptions continuously rebuild the cones, which are eroded relatively easily.

He must try to repair his favorability ratings among independent voters, which were eroded by a bruising primary campaign.

Lotic waters develop in the lowest topographic area of the landscape, which is eroded and sculpted by water flowing through it.

The wealthy hold more assets, the value of which is eroded by high inflation; but the few assets held by the poor tend to be in cash rather than more inflation-resistant choices such as stocks or commodities.

The third surface area which is eroded significantly is the central region of the pressure side of the rotor blade.

Operational spending presently runs at about £4.6bn a year, a sum that is ring-fenced but which is eroded by inflation.

A major cost-offset is realised by the AE treatment costs, which are eroded with the consideration of best supportive/palliative care costs in the ensuing years.

Furthermore, plantar pressures are higher at MTP joint which are eroded and of three patients with erosive changes, two had peak values outside normal limits (>2 SD above normal mean limit) [ 21].