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The Western diplomat told me his embassy believes that Abrams has emerged as a key policymaker on Iran, and on the current Hezbollah-Israeli crisis, and that Rice's role has been relatively diminished.

The giants that were created a century ago came to grief, and that may happen again if concentration goes too far -- if, for example, a General Electric becomes too successful in selling aerospace components to Boeing and Airbus, locking out a relatively diminished United Technologies.

Under these circumstances, the use of harnessed oxen which has been refuted by Tolley on the basis of their relatively diminished pulling capabilities— would have become feasible.

The het-norm/low FMR1 genotype has in a longitudinal and cross-sectional study been associated with very high ovarian reserve (based on AMH) at young ages, which, however, in the early 30 s, quickly depletes, resulting in rapid AMH declines at relatively young ages and relatively diminished age-dependent ovarian reserve thereafter [12].

The values of Cho are higher in grades III and IV than in grade II astrocytomas and it is relatively diminished when necrosis is present [ 4].

We speculate, that subsequently the 2R duplication generated the GATA5 and GATA6 paralogons, and the relatively diminished GATA4 and GATA4-ogm paralogons.

Mr Huang points out that since the financial reforms of 1997, FDI has played a relatively diminishing role in China's economy.Moreover, the raw numbers exaggerate the picture.

As a result, most changes in the productive capacity of the world since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution can be attributed to technological improvements in our capital assets, and a relatively diminishing proportion to human labor.

They should also realize that most changes in the productive capacity of the world since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution can be attributed to technological improvements in our capital assets, and a relatively diminishing proportion to human labor.

Radio-angiographic studies in live animals require a high level of infrastructure and technical investment in order to administer costly perfusion mediums whose signals metabolize and degrade relatively rapidly, diminishing within a few hours or days.

Along sampling, we also computed and visualized estimates of autocovariance functions of the sampled parameters, which indicated that our choice for the chain length was reasonable, i.e. covariance diminished relatively rapidly as lag was increased (data not shown) (Cowles and Carlin, 1996; Rasmussen, 2000).