"But the risk for them is a diminished relationship and possibly some retaliation with the U.S.
Factors such as unbalanced nurse-patient ratios, heavy workloads, and expectation from nurses to only execute the doctors' orders resulted in a diminished relationship with patients and had them choose a functional and task-oriented nursing system.
Accept this and move on - if you can still eke out a diminished relationship with this person, you're still better off than you were before they apologized.
After the flurry of controversial decisions crammed into his first week in office, exacerbated by a diminishing relationship with the free press, there's growing concern that Trump can and will do irreparable damage to the planet, international relationships, and individual humans' lives.
Where this occurs we might expect to see an attenuated, though not entirely diminished, relationship between grandparent and grandchild mental health once the mental health of parents has been accounted for.
The adaptive sleep technology of sleep take into consideration our diminished relationship to sleep and natural surroundings while also incorporating our modern need for more advanced comfort and support.
For participants who had experienced pharmacological and surgical treatments, low mood, suicidal ideation, anger and self-blame, alongside diminished relationships with friends and family were reported.
However, the benefit of combining reference populations depends on the size of the reference population, since there is a diminishing return relationship between size and accuracy of reference populations.
In particular, the metabolic control theory (Kacser and Burns 1981) implies that enzymes functioning in metabolic pathways are bound to exhibit a diminishing return relationship between activity of an individual enzyme and the flux of metabolites through the whole pathway, which ultimately determines the phenotype.
Nevertheless, the effect of updating marker effects is expected to be small, because the additional data becoming available for retraining each generation will usually be smaller than the already existing reference population, and the change in accuracy due to adding records to the reference population shows a diminishing return relationship.
That would leave the automakers with minimal profits from each vehicle, no residual revenue from, say, maintenance and service, and diminishing relationships with car buyers, their natural customer base.
