Sentence examples similar to A diminished applied from inspiring English sources

This notion has implications for the eradication of residual tumour cells, because a diminished susceptibility might also apply to apoptosis induced by radio- or chemotherapy.

A diminished JA-Zenchu would help.

A diminished man lives upstairs at my house.

"A diminished BBC would simply mean a diminished Britain," the letter reads.

A diminished Social Security will increase it.

Although the Sleekcraft boat is for higher speed recreation and its refinements support the market distinction the district court made, they are so closely related that a diminished standard of similarity must be applied when comparing the two marks.

Thus, under the UDTA the fiduciary responsibility for a power of direction attaches primarily to the trust director (or trust protector or trust adviser) who holds the power, with only a diminished duty to avoid "willful misconduct" applying to a directed trustee (or administrative trustee).

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

They are also completely unfair and unjust assumptions that lead to a diminished experience of self for those to whom the label is applied.

Answer: As covered in previous columns, applying for spousal benefits before his full retirement age of 66 or 67 will lock him into a diminished check and preclude him from switching to his own benefit later.

But Mr Zhou seems a diminished figure.