Fortunately, efficient therapies have reduced disease activity and may be able to diminish the excess mortality risk.
By choosing Mr. Ridge, Mr. Bush might be able to diminish fears among some swing voters that he is too far to the right on social issues.
Because many asthma patients receiving these therapies were able to diminish their systemic corticosteroid therapy, it is possible that incipient CSS was unmasked by lessened steroid use.
Still, not even a scandal involving Ms. Rousseff's successor as chief of staff has been able to diminish her lead much in the polls.
But by removing those fears and making participants feel certain in their moral high ground, the researchers are able to diminish the threat of accepting morally tainted money, Willer said.
A five-staggered tube bundle configuration was able to diminish the average bubble size by 30% within the lower bed zone at usual TS-TZFBR gas flow rates, ugas/umf=3.0, without increasing the solids circulation time dramatically.
"If this program works and water levels are as expected, we will be able to diminish to a minimum the likelihood of a reduction of consumption by means of blackouts," Mr. Parente said today.
Whereas the surgical approach is able to diminish the perceived knee pain of concerned patients', the postoperative recovery is often accompanied by persistent skeletal muscle dysfunctions and atrophy, which is responsible for functional deficits for up to several years.
The senior United States intelligence official said that the real measure of success would be whether follow-up operations in the north would be able to diminish the strength of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and other Islamist groups.
Since innate immunity may be hypothesized as involved in the susceptibility to OLP, we studied human beta defensin 1 (hBD-1) an antimicrobial peptide constitutively expressed in the saliva, looking at functional genetic variants possibly able to diminish hBD-1 production an consequently conferring major susceptibility to OLP.
If the administration first focuses militarily on the Sunni insurgency, as called for in the Keane-Kagan plan — and the press indicates Mr. Bush is taking the two men very seriously — the United States and the Iraqi government would be better able to diminish sectarian violence.
