Sentence examples for Diminished advantage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's next-best state is New Hampshire, where the forecast shows him with a tiny although much diminished advantage.

But the shift may not be enough to make him the first choice of party activists, among which Hillary Clinton still holds a diminished advantage.

There are also other approaches [55] based on information criterion such as Akaike information criterion (AIC) or Bayesian information criterion (BIC) and the elbow method based on law of diminishing advantages [56].

Negative utilities on the TOX state diminished the advantage, whereas negative utilities on the REL state increased the advantage.

The proposals are also the latest sign that the Qaddafi government may be feeling the pressure from two weeks of allied airstrikes that have severely diminished the advantage in equipment of the Qaddafi militias.

In contrast, decreasing the sample size to 6 hospitals diminished the advantage of MAXVAR sampling over the random strategies.

In one study GCs were administered before memory retrieval testing in female participants only (Kuhlmann et al. 2005a), and it was found that cortisol diminished the advantage of better remembrance that emotional words generally have.

The current NFL environment diminishes the advantage of having one of the best quarterbacks in the league.

It is inefficient by design, employing as many inmates as possible, which diminishes the advantage of its low wages.

She warned that if other partners use equipment from a vendor such as Huawei, "we could be overcome quickly with technical overmatch," which could diminish battlefield advantage.

Increasing fines content of CSSSGS and CSGS diminished the advantages of the gradation design with respect to the UCS and STS.