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Women scored lower in autumn compared to summer -0.77) and for every additional year of age women scored lower (-0.02), resulting in a 0.9 points diminished score for a 65 year old woman and a 0.5 points diminished score for a 43-year old woman compared to 18-year old woman.

We interpret this effect to be due in principle to the lack of TLR2, because TLR2-/ mice also showed a diminished cartilage score (although it did not reach statistical significance).

Another study found that healthy adults with higher TAS-20 scores showed a diminished priming effect from contextual information to emotional words [12].

With half of the regular Yankee lineup — Derek Jeter, Mark Teixeira, Curtis Granderson and Alex Rodriguez — on the disabled list for opening day, there will be increased pressure on Sabathia and the rest of the pitching staff to keep games under control and give a diminished Yankee offense a chance to score enough runs to win.

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

We found that the more accurate people are at perceiving their heartbeat, the more they're able to notice and label their emotions; they score lower in alexithymia, a diminished capacity to recognize your emotions that is common among many psychological disorders like autism and depression.

It's good news for the struggling company because cars with high scores sell quicker, have a diminished need for cash incentives and win higher profit margins on each vehicle sold, Sargent says.

A high score on the EQ-5D indicates a higher quality of life, whereas a high score on the IIQ-7 indicates a large impact and therefore a diminished quality of life.

What defines a diminished person?

But Mr Zhou seems a diminished figure.

A diminished JA-Zenchu would help.