Sentence examples for a consequence of diminished from inspiring English sources
Loss of desire is associated with, and often a consequence of, diminished sexual responsiveness.
Similarly, it has been proposed that IL-7 accumulates in CD4 lymphopenia as a consequence of diminished use 10.
Alternatively, it could result from reduced DNA repair as a consequence of diminished ATP production, or a decrease in the synthesis of heme, which is needed for enzymes that participate in DNA replication and repair.
A simple kinematic model neglecting friction explains such bending effect as a consequence of diminished speed of the landslide traveling along local topographic inclination (De Blasio 2011b).
As a consequence of diminished Tub4-S360D levelSpc98c98 was also reduced.
As a consequence of diminished food intake, C57B6/j mice attenuated their growth rate upon HP diet, exhibiting a transient decrease in body weight followed by a phase of stabilization (Fig. 1B).
It is suggested that faster growth is a consequence of diminishing interference between secondary nuclei on neighbouring lamellae growing under Regime I conditions.
Like many other crops that grow in the Mediterranean and semi-arid zones, lentil often faces terminal drought stress during the reproductive phase as a consequence of diminishing rainfall or plant available water and rising temperatures.
As a consequence of diminishing intra-EU trade preferences, suppliers from developing countries expand their exports to the EU by 16percent, and realize the most impressive growth in market share on European markets.
As growth of 22Rv1 was more rapidly affected by DKC1 knockdown than that of Du145, it is possible that this surprising effect may be a consequence of already diminished protein biosynthetic capacity in this cell line.
Kim et al. (2004) concluded that R/O hens have a higher bone density than WT or OP hens due to intensive medullary bone formation and the lack of a cyclic calcium metabolism as a consequence of grossly diminished egg shell formation.
