Three innings later, the Mets achieved a more considerable breakthrough.
The combination of Cartesian dualism with post-Copernican astronomy, post-Lyellian geology, post-Maxwellian physics, and post-Darwinian evolutionary theory resulted, for a time, in a considerable diminution of "man's stature".
Conversely, a small impact on a domain such as family life may lead to a considerable diminution of QoL if family life is very important to a person.
This fourth reaction step is reflected on the DSC curve at 335°C by a shoulder of exo-effect at 354°C and documented also by a considerable diminution of both C and N contents (see Table 4).
In a series of 62 vertebral bodies, Sugimura et al. observed a considerable diminution of lesion enhancement in responding lesions, after irradiation or chemotherapy.
The quantification of Gigaxonin in patients suspected of bearing a GAN severe (F23, F24, F26 and F30) and mild (F27) forms revealed a considerable diminution of abundance using both normalization methods and that is comprised in the range established for GAN patients with identified mutation.
In a series of 62 affected vertebral bodies, Sugimura et al.[ 9] observed a considerable diminution of lesion enhancement in responding lesions after irradiation or chemotherapy.
Some evidence also indicates that decreased lateralisation is accompanied by more diffuse intra-hemispheric activation, suggesting that diminished lateralisation might be part of a more general diminution of regional functional specialisation.
Reverend William Bentley observed that Lincoln's criticism was a serious blow: "[N]ever did the Clergy suffer a more serious diminution of their influence and of their power".
Sensitivity analyses included a model in which RR varied as the logarithm of concentration, producing a more gradual diminution of the marginal increase in RR than the base case model.
In contrast, mutation of MYBb resulted in a considerable global diminution of GUS staining in all vascular tissues, suggesting that MYBb could be bound by an activator factor (Fig. 5a).
