Sentence examples for a consistent diminution of from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in [22] it was strongly argued that the real test of economic convergence is a consistent diminution of variance, not among the means of aggregate variables, but among individual enterprises and households, there by, rather indirectly, arguing against the plausibility of observing convergence dynamics in models of aggregate national accounts data.

It feels like a trap, a diminution of both the admirable and the despicable.

The effects of carbon dioxide consistently result in a diminution of mental and psychomotor function.

This process is consistent with activation of a natural regulatory loop, resulting in a gradual diminution of the potential of blood-borne leukocytes to penetrate the endothelium at the sites of existing inflammation (Ali et al, 2008).

Consistent with CCL2 release, after 24-hour stimulation with 50 μg/ml MSU crystals, a marked diminution of the number of CCL2-containing vesicles was observed as compared with unstimulated cells.

A possible explanation could be a diminution of the defect inside the crystal with the diminution of the diameter.

"That could result in a claim by the tenant for a diminution of services," Mr. Abramson said.

A follow-up CT-scan showed a diminution of the drained abscess followed by clinical recovery.

Second, councils fear a further diminution of their powers.

…Then I saw a marked diminution of his reflexes in the gym.

This resulted in a significant diminution of turbulence stresses, particularly with the rectangular VG configuration.