Sentence examples for are diminished in from inspiring English sources

Expression of pro-inflammatory cytokines are diminished in BLM-treated Ninj1 KO mice.

"Our research suggests that when anyone is humiliated, all of us are diminished in some way," she says.

These days both faith and the social action it inspires are diminished in Scotland, as the Victorian church again suggests.

Each polygon is placed one in front of the other, two of which are diminished in size from the polygon behind it.

And so all the "Win One for the Gipper" sports myths are diminished in the face of the real words of Kevin Ware.

Though the Tucks are diminished in some ways by their immortality, they also know something most of us all too easily push aside.

Greene said he and Hasenkrug have collaborated for several years and have previously used humanized mice to help demonstrate how T cells — immune cells that are diminished in HIV-infected people — die.

Although those rights are diminished in the military, the judge wrote, the restrictions in the act still fail the constitutional test of being "reasonably necessary" to protect "a substantial government interest".

The lower bound for and the upper bound for are diminished in since the throughput is affected by BER.

The amounts of CTMA in aqueous solutions are diminished in the presence of ammonium ion NH4 + (2 mg/L).

CONCLUSIONS Intentions to undergo colorectal surgery and recall of preoperative instructions are diminished in patients who experience disgust when presented with stoma information.