Sentence examples for a diminished form of from inspiring English sources

Which is why I regard the liberal mindset as a diminished form of the moral imagination.

Duss et al. show that amnesic patients with damage to the hippocampal anterior thalamic axis exhibit a diminished form of unconscious encoding and retrieval, suggesting that certain forms of unconscious memory are hippocampus-dependent.

These corps remained extant, albeit in a diminished form, throughout the last centuries of the Empire; indeed the Gasmouloi of Gallipoli formed the bulk of the crews of the first great Ottoman fleets.

Critics of pure temporal preferences often attribute apparent departures from temporal neutrality to a cognitive illusion (which causes people to see future pleasures or pains in some diminished form) or to a weakness of will (which causes people to choose options against their better judgment).

Lack of trust in a society represents a form of diminished social capital and retards economic development (Algan and Cahuc 2013).

In contrast, Syk deficient PMN showed a diminished translocation of class IA PI3K p110δ (41.9%) whereas class IB PI3K p110γ (75.6%) was still enriched at the lamellipodium forming sites (Figure 5A, B and C).

Henry Bate and Dietrich of Freiberg argue that the diminished forms assume the character of potential forms and thus join the matter of the compound; the form of the compound is a form added to these diminished forms.

The reduction of the emeraldine form by hydroquinone was observed after a positive potential switch, resulting in a diminished fraction of the emeraldine form in the polymer film at a quasiequilibrium state during electrolysis.

It has also been hypothesized that a diminished conversion of the precursor form of NGF (proNGF) to mature NGF, as well as augmented degradation of the mature form, could underlie the cholinergic atrophy observed in the AD brain [6].

For Averroes, in contrast, the combination of the diminished forms was identical with the new form of the compound.

Some studies suggest that modern breeding programs conducted in highly fertilized systems may have produced cultivars with a high level of dependence on fertilizer and a diminished capacity to form symbiotic relationships with beneficial soil fungi [ 69– 7100157] 157].