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Meanings of erosive in English

Of a substance, especially a strong acid; capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action.

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Anti-CCP antibodies were also associated with erosive disease in RF-negative RA patients.
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This is a fragile area with erosive soil and rare plants.
Climbing Magazine
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Our results suggest an association between erosive LP and HCV infection.
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A major erosive weather phenomenon such as a planetwide flood could do it.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
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Thirty-metre-high hard-rock columns that had resisted the erosive power of wind and wave.
Artemis Fowl: the time paradox
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The tumor was mistakenly diagnosed as synovitis and a chronic, erosive, inflammatory process.
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Study design: A retrospective review of 113 women with erosive vulvar lichen planus.
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The erosive demineralisation was to be compared with demineralisation in caries.
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How does this fact affect its erosive power on hard rock?
The Elements of Geology
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On-demand PPI is also another good option for a maintenance therapy in erosive esophagitis.
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It is essential to consider Streptobacillus infection in the differential diagnosis of erosive polyarthritis.
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In contrast, mean depth and width of erosive lesions increased in the methotrexate-treated group.
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In subgroup analysis, anti-CCP antibodies in RF-negative patients were also associated with erosive disease.
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Now figure out for a few moments the results of these different erosive periods.
The Grand Canyon of Arizona: How to See It
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Clinical symptoms responded promptly to corticosteroids to reveal severe erosive arthropathy of both wrists.
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At endoscopy, three patients had mild to moderate erosive esophagitis.
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