Sentence examples for First diminished from inspiring English sources

During this time, the vestibulo-ocular reflex is at first diminished in amplitude and then is reversed.

The slender lead and the Cardinals' runner on first diminished those odds, and Stokes fired a 2-2 slider that induced an awkward swing and the desired result.

The same phenomenon was reported previously [ 31] when K+ secretion was first diminished by raising the apical K+ concentration, thereby reducing the outward gradient across the apical cell membrane.

Those treatments must first diminish the perception of the phantom sounds and then reprogram the brain to recognize tinnitus as unimportant.

The first diminishes France's responsibility for the persecution of Jews under the Vichy government; the second links the "dispossession" of the Jews with the "dispossession" of Palestine by the Jews.

This, first, diminishes the magnitude of the positive effects resulting from the other two measures just described and, second, may induce firms to dismiss relatively unproductive workers more frequently and to search for more productive ones in the pool of unemployed workers, even though this is costly.

I don't know if seeing The Hobbit part 1 of 3 (teaser/trailer) in the much-discussed 48-frames-per-second diminished the viewing experience, but it certainly didn't help.

Second, diminished opportunities for good health can lead to poor health outcomes [ 2].

If the online comments are any indication, the article actually struck two similar but strangely incompatible nerves first, implying that sexiness is not a quality typically associated with scientists, and second, diminishing the 50 scientists' research by giving them 3-million-click fame for their sexiness and not their intellect.

Second, diminishing returns are often associated with male function (Charnov 1979; Arnold 1994).

Second, diminishing endogenous activation of β2* receptors by deleting its accessory α5 subunit leads to decreased attention performance in the 5-choice serial reaction time task (Bailey et al. 2010).