In most parts of Europe its clergy is ageing and diminishing in number to a much greater extent than is its flock (see article).
Therefore, the fan delta in the steep slope fault belt retrograded and diminished in size, and a mass of deep lacustrine mudstone was deposited in the open lake basin and the bend slope break belt.
But it has lowered and diminished in volume.
Wave I is delayed and diminished in Mafb CKO mutants.
Sources said there did not appear to be any suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of the 49-year-old father of three, suggesting that he has joined a growing list of senior financiers for whom substantial wealth offered little protection from the emotional traumas of joblessness and diminishing status in a recession blamed squarely on their profession.
The mRNA expressions of MMPs were also pronounced suppressed by Cariporide (data not shown) and the protein expressions of MMP2, MMP9, and MMP14 also diminished in a time-dependent manner.
Moreover, CSE expression was reduced in a murine model of heart failure [48], and CSE activity was diminished in a model of myocardial ischemic injury [49].
As the main reasons for leaving, salary and professional career differences were identified, and it is unlikely that this gap between Lithuania and old European Union members will diminish in a few years [ 18].
The head and braincase were changing, a mobile neck was emerging and a bone associated with underwater feeding and gill respiration was diminishing in size, a beginning of the bone's adaptation for an eventual role in hearing for land animals.
The article, "Fish Fossil Yields Anatomical Clues on How Animals of the Sea Made it to Land," describes the complex changes that had to occur for the transition in the head and braincase, a mobile neck, "and a bone associated with underwater feeding and gill respiration was diminishing in size, a beginning of the bone's adaptation for an eventual role in hearing for land animals".
