Sentence examples for and diminution of a from inspiring English sources
This labeled cell wall was assayed with Rv3802 and MSMEG_1403 protein, and diminution of a labeled lipid as well as appearance of new lipid with a similar retention factor (Rf) to known 14C-palmitic acid resulted.
With an additional mechanism(s) that allows escape from the immune response, an imbalance of ribosomal proteins and diminution of ribosomes might allow a variety of microorganisms that can stop replicating and persist in a basal state to persist in vivo for a long time.
The severe increase of the specific surface area and diminution of the bulk density is a consequence of the decomposition of Co and Mo citrate on alumina as was confirmed by TGA DSC and TPO MS analysis.
A progressive course was reported with hearing affection and diminution of vision.
The creation of a more federal Britain, devolving tax-raising powers, will entail the recasting and diminution of the Treasury.
In addition, the addition of Ni induces a slight increase of the WS2 lamellas stacking and a diminution of their lengths, as well as an increasing sulfidability of WOx phase by about 20%.
The growth in performance has been matched by a growth in cost and a diminution of the number of aircraft required by civil and military customers.
In our young healthy volunteers, an inward remodeling of femoral artery, due to luminal diameter reduction, and a diminution of circumferential wall stress was observed after a 35-day bed rest.
Moreover, degenerative alterations in the acinar cells, which cause a decrease of the saliva flow rate and a diminution of salivary pH, are frequently observed among diabetic and dyslipidemic patients [ 11, 12].
Too drastic a shift in favour of access is likely to be at the cost of reduced continuity and a diminution of other services, such as screening and chronic disease management.
Bodies thus become far more independent of each other than they were in Newtonian physics: there is an increase of individualism and a diminution of central government, if one may be permitted such metaphorical language.
