Sentence examples for a diminished tendency from inspiring English sources

One consequence of this stability is a diminished tendency to dimerize to heavy alkene analogues.

In addition, a diminished tendency to address and value emotions contributed to more depressive symptoms; whereas hiding the own emotions contributed to more worrying and ruminative thoughts.

A possible explanation could be that different plant species (N. tabacum or N. benthamiana) were utilised for purification, and in the case of N. benthamiana extracts, Nef showed a diminished tendency to aggregate and precipitate in the insoluble protein fraction.

Hsc70 (1 554) is a C-terminally truncated form with diminished tendency to aggregate; it retains ATP- and auxilin-dependent uncoating activity (Jiang et al, 1997, 2005; Ungewickell et al, 1997).

The factor of sex (not included in the Table) was also negligible, except a tendency toward a diminished portion of deep sleep (stages 3+4) in females (t = 2.29, p < 0.05).

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

The result can be a diminished interest in food and gradual weight loss, or a tendency to over-season foods with salt or sugar, which may impair control of high blood pressure or diabetes, common problems in the elderly.

What defines a diminished person?

But Mr Zhou seems a diminished figure.

A diminished JA-Zenchu would help.

Today, they seemed a diminished lot.