Sentence examples for appropriately diminished from inspiring English sources

To begin with, he appears to have renounced the title: he now goes by Egon Furstenberg, an appropriately diminished name for a purveyor of men's wear that is neither exorbitant nor Today's Man in price.

The divertissements also included the second-act awakening pas de deux from "The Sleeping Beauty," enjoyably danced by a demure Jaimie Tapper and appropriately mysterious Federico Bonelli but diminished by Lila de Nobili's peculiar costumes.

They further argued that "their capacity to be informed may also be affected by a diminished ability to appropriately process information about risk" and these vulnerable IBD patients/subjects are susceptible to "deception or inducement" from some overhyped claims for the therapeutic effects of FMT.

The authors hypothesised that decreased concentrations of proinflammatory cytokines may represent diminished ability to appropriately respond to potential pathogens.

Alternatively, while there may be more CD4+ T cells that can multitask by recognizing multiple antigens, their ability to respond appropriately to infections or vaccinations may be diminished.

West Saxon became slightly diminished in area and was more appropriately named the South Western dialect.

However, if the presentation of warnings is perceived as mistimed, trust in the system is diminished and drivers become less likely to respond appropriately.

Without L2-R feedback the L2-shiTS1 R-LMC-R system failed to adapt appropriately and the size and speed of both photoreceptor and LMC outputs diminished over stimulus repetition.

However, the power of multivariate methods can be substantially diminished if the problem of overfitting is not dealt with appropriately (Wheelock and Wheelock 2013).

for some, where, with some abuse of notation, is used to denote a noisy estimation of the gradient vector and with is an appropriately chosen sequence of diminishing step sizes [37].

The crowds have diminished.