In contrast, scarless fetal wound healing has diminished inflammation, a lack of fibroplasia, and restoration of normal architecture.
"The fight to remain sane and committed to your gifts and not feel diminished by a lack of recognition -- that was every black actor and actress's struggle.
While the frequently used process-based models can produce physically realistic simulations of ground thermal properties, their large-domain applicability at high spatial resolution is diminished by a lack of suitable data needed to realistically represent relevant processes10,13.
The Move Your Money campaign rates one bank, the Islamic Bank of Britain, highly for ethics and customer service, but its overall score is diminished by a lack of women on its board and high directors' pay, among other things.
This is frankly bizarre, but I can understand his thinking: Lewis's achievements, Sugar would no doubt have argued, were diminished by a lack of competition.
The high potential of the circulating miRNAs as molecular marker of disease is diminished by a lack of consensus regarding an optimal method of normalization in plasma samples.
Generating and Disseminating Knowledge for ECD The efficiency of knowledge generation and dissemination at both the global and country levels is diminished by a lack of coordinated, systematic planning and rigorous evaluations.
To the degree that the labor pool is expanding, it would diminish concerns that a lack of workers will inevitably lead to an inflationary surge in employment costs.
He pitched with extraordinary efficiency, a season of brilliance diminished only by a lack of save opportunities.
But he added that the Bush Administration's options for dealing with that threat are diminished, because of a lack of good intelligence and also because "we've cried wolf" before.
As the low hedges of Victorian times morphed into the green walls of today, Mr. Guillot could sense a metaphor for diminishing communication and for a lack of understanding of both the natural landscape and the history of those who came before.
