Sentence examples for apparent diminution from inspiring English sources

"There has been no apparent diminution.

In Britain, of course, Shakespeare is common currency, as is to be expected from a country that can field simultaneously the Royal Shakespeare Company and Shakespeare's Globe, without an apparent diminution of interest in the output of either.

One important influence was full employment (at least until the 1970s), but others were the increased importance of governments as employers, an apparent diminution of the significance of labour cost in product market competition, and, from the 1970s, the floating of national exchange rates.

We observed an apparent diminution of response at week 16 (prior to the third dose of study agent), but also noted a peak effect at weeks 24 28.

This along with the previously mentioned loss of serotinergic and noradrenergic fibers in the spinal dorsal horn of older rats may contribute to the apparent diminution of descending inhibitory control of nociceptive processing in older animals.

The fully informed right to decide whether or not to participate has been denied in the three trials comprising this case study, involving an apparent diminution of respect for persons (O'Neil and Miller 2009).

There has been no evident diminution in the "terrorist menace".

During conditioning treatment (week −1), a significant increase in PAI-1 and an apparent decrease in PC were observed followed by remarkable diminutions of PAI-1 and t-PA levels and an elevation of PC level immediately after stem cell transfusion (week 0).

These levels were sustained without any apparent signs of diminution for over 20 weeks.

However, this diminution of apparent barium affinity is far smaller than that imparted by T63S alone (Kcv SS) ∼93 fold) and suggests a negative coupling between the positions with respect to barium binding.

As already noted, pooling studies spanning different regions of the x-axis of Figure 1 would inevitably result in diminution of apparent effect size.