The phrase "a diminished area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space or region that has been reduced in size or significance.
Example: "The construction project has resulted in a diminished area for public recreation, limiting access to the park."
Alternatives: "a reduced area" or "a smaller area".
Landis was one of several contenders in a diminished field.
Concordantly, we have previously found a diminished vascular area in the granular cell layer of type 2 diabetic Goto-Kakisaki rats using von Willebrand factor immunohistochemistry [7].
We suggest that this is the basic disorder causing proximal tubular dysfunction, either through a diminished resorptive area and decreased availability of transport proteins or through increased backleak of solutes from the proximal tubular cell.
It may be speculated that an architectural configuration with a diminished surface area of the interface between decondensed chromatin and the IC, as it is established in nuclear lobes of mature granulocytes and in monocytes, reduces the dwell time of transcription factors in search for their specific targets [ 32] and may speed up regulation of genes.
The reduced dimensions of fetal capillaries in villi may affect the placental blood flow, and the diminished area for exchange of gasses and nutrients between the mother and the fetus will increase the risk of fetal undernourishment.
Simulation results indicated that as NHK colonies expanded during co-culture, the HDF density outside NHK colonies increased steadily due to HDF division and the diminished area for HDF.
Similarly, C57BL/6 DIO mice receiving fat forage demonstrate decreased HCC incidence and diminished area of hepatic foci [ 18].
Local syncope is whitening, weakness, coldness, and numbness of a small area of the body, especially the fingers, as a result of diminished blood flow to the part.
On the other hand, AFI captures the fluorescence mostly emitted from collagen in the submucosal layer and diagnoses the abnormal area through a diminished fluorescence intensity.
In a full-term neonate with CHB who died at birth, however, macrophages were less abundant and not associated with calcified areas, suggesting a diminished role in inflammation as the pathologic process evolves.
