Sentence examples for a diminished size from inspiring English sources

A compelling number of studies have shown that psychiatric disorders are marked by a diminished size of the hippocampal formation, which may contribute to functional deficits, such as learning and memory impairment and mood dysregulation (Geuze et al., 2005; Lucassen et al., 2006).

Nucleus ruber has diminished size and cell density in case 3.

One work, for example, consists of a stack of chairs of diminishing size; and a series of paintings uses horizontal strokes made by the paintbrush sets, again in graded sizes, used by house decorators.

Next came a parade of targets of diminishing size — radishes, marbles, chalk cubes — ending with one of his trademark stunt targets, an aspirin.

For a given volume fraction of inclusions, the compaction pressure to achieve a given relative density increases with diminishing size of reinforcement.

They were often small aisless buildings with two or three connected cells, each of diminishing size, ending in a rounded apse.

Visual acuity is the ability to resolve fine detail and is usually measured using letters of diminishing size such as a Snellen chart.

The reality is that the diminishing size of the regular military, a result of relentless defence cuts, means that the recruiting pool for the SAS and SBS has in turn diminished.

The above design is almost psychedelic in its complexity: Thirteen concentric stars of diminishing size — representing the original colonies — frame a silhouette of the U.S. Capitol dome.

It is a controversial assessment considering the poor conditions in the lagoons and the diminishing size of natural habitats.

I do have a soft spot for Henry, for his limitations and blunders, for the gradually diminishing size of his ambition, and for the world he believes he lives in.