Sentence examples for a diminished return from inspiring English sources

Hemorrhage results in a diminished return of venous blood to the heart, the output of which therefore falls, causing a lowering of the arterial blood pressure.

In the first such study of nontraded REITs, an examination of the comparative effects of a long holding period and a short holding period shows that investors who purchase hospitality REITs early in the cycle see a diminished return as a result of subsequent sales.

It may be that the amount of land devoted to parks in a city reaches a point of diminished returns, rendering acres per person a poor measure of parks adequacy.

He returned to a season of diminished returns on an individual and club level, prompting criticism at Goodison Park and self-doubt.

Higher prices for diminished return?

When high-speed trading was new, trading costs for all investors seemed to dip, but that trend has stopped, suggesting a point of diminished returns.

However, with pharmaceutical companies moving through a phase of diminished returns and alternative hit identification strategies proving successful, it is more important than ever to understand how this approach can be used more effectively to increase the delivery of next generation therapeutics from high throughput screening libraries.

As the value of c increases there is a point of diminished returns due to the combinatorial explosion of fragment possibilities.

Starting last January, when "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" became a regular part of ABC's schedule, network television, caught in a long downward spiral of diminishing expectations based on diminished returns, found itself lifted by a whiff of revival.

Ebbs in traffic and a glut of competition mean diminished returns.

"If a poor review leads to diminished returns at the box office of the theatre are we now going to say that it is due to the review and not to the quality of the work?" he asked.