Sentence examples for At diminished from inspiring English sources
Although they have gotten used to the election results, some individuals are still not sleeping well; they can't quite think as clearly as before, and they may still be operating at diminished capacity.
Indeed adding SPS to BALF-AT diminished its inhibitory effect on the outgrowth of S. pneumoniae after six hours.
At diminishing doses, 4-1BB co-stimulation led to greater potency and persistence of CAR19 T cells, and it provided protection against B-ALL re-challenge.
My children are now grown and never look at me as "diminished".
An undercurrent of remorse at diminishing urban parkland can be detected in images here by Patrick Grenier, Susan Evans Grove and Jason Burch.
They're looking at diminishing sales of increasingly complex and expensive equipment – machines that can cost more than $20m each.
On the other side, Romney's ad is aimed at diminishing the power of the Obama team's appeals.
Even in Israel, mentions are increasingly casual; farmers upset at diminishing returns from tomato concentrate have called ketchup their Auschwitz.
The strategy will eventually extend to other ethnic groups, in what analysts said was the latest stab at diminishing Google's dominance in the search market.
The Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist, forecasts continuing growth in FDI to the end of the decade after a decline this year, albeit at diminishing rates.
They also accused Republicans of trying to weaken and block gun-control measures aimed at diminishing firearms violence and trafficking across the border.
