Sentence examples for accordingly diminished from inspiring English sources
The size of landholdings increased in all the islands, and the white populations accordingly diminished as slavery came to furnish most of the raw labour.
In addition, phosphorylated pRb (S807/S811) was accordingly diminished in all three cell lines, a strong indication of G1 arrest.
If those large pterosaurs had extremely slender bodies, more so than albatrosses and petrels, the maximum power of their muscles would have been less and their flapping capacity accordingly diminished.
Accordingly, diminished KE RTD in fatigued football (7 8%) 17 and handball (16 21%) 11 players following simulated matches have been reported previously.
We suggest that narrowing of the estimated distribution of replacement rates and accordingly diminished selection with divergence is at least in part due to two limitations of comparative genome analysis.
Corporate hedging adds value to the firm by lowering the project's risk and accordingly diminishing agency costs which arise from the managerial incentive of asset substitution.
With good reason, few people seriously argue that countries such as Iran and North Korea seek nuclear weapons simply because the United States or other NWS possess such devices themselves, and that proliferators' interest in such devices would accordingly diminish if only the United States reduced its arsenal further.
For HRQL better than qp, individuals consider the difference (HRQL-qp) as a "gain", and report a VAS value accordingly, with diminishing marginal value.
The need for a secret antiblack organization diminished accordingly.
The sense of triumph has diminished accordingly, and the view of Columbus as hero has now been replaced, for many, by one of a man deeply flawed.
Childcare is a paradigm example: "If you're a low-income parent who finds it easier to let the apparatus of an advanced welfare state take over" the care of your children, then "the deep satisfactions that go with raising children" are "diminished accordingly".
