Sentence examples similar to a diminished propensity from inspiring English sources
"All things being equal, if a child is born with a slightly diminished propensity to take pleasure in social interactions, this might lead to drastic consequences for the development of social skills down the line," Chevallier said.
It will arrive at a diminished world.
In the pressure range of 20 to 40 atm both the model and experiment show a diminishing sensitivity of sooting propensity to pressure with a greater decrease in the predicted sensitivity of soot propensity to pressure than the experimental results.
This is a diminishing asset".
"Heaven is not a diminishing field.
Vastness yields a diminishing return.
William's descendants inherited a diminishing fortune.
Gasoline is a diminishing product.
After accounting for land-cover changes and climate, our model under-estimates observed fire frequency during ca. 1990 2002 and over-estimates it thereafter, suggesting that a multi-decadal shift to industrial forest conversion and forest landscapes may have diminished the propensity for high-frequency fires in much of this globally significant tropical region since ca. 2000.
Similarly, the mean score for safer sex communication between couples was lower among female respondents than among male respondents (RR = 0.59, CI = 0.42 0.84), but statistical significance was diminished after propensity score adjustment (RR = 0.77, CI = 0.51 1.10).
