The phrase "as its diminished" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As its diminished capacity became evident, the team had to adjust their strategy."
Alternatives: "as it has decreased" or "as it has lessened."
Torrefaction of biomass makes it brittle, as it diminishes its fibrous nature and, hence, it enhances its grindability.
The fact that Apple's maps program was so buggy, say, or that it had to release a smaller iPad and a bigger iPhone to compete with rivals, or that it hasn't put out a category-defining new product since the iPad the Apple worriers see all these as signs of its diminishing clout.Apple, Mr Manjoo reckons, is "at the top of its game" under its new boss, Tim Cook.
Then (by 20 min), albumin began to exit the Golgi, as indicated by its diminishing overall levels in the Golgi stack.
Despite the growing pressure to change its ways, the Chamber remains stuck in the past, clinging to its diminishing role as 'the voice of business,' while many major U.S. businesses leave it behind to forge ahead on climate and energy solutions.
It quickly became called "Mickey Mouse money" by the locals as its worth diminished rapidly.
In its early years the LRA enjoyed support in northern Uganda, but as its resources diminished, the militia began to plunder the local population.
It was a small storm, and while moving along the northern portion of the island, Nakri weakened as its convection diminished.
Whatever Sega's got planned, I'm looking forward to it — as diminished as they are, they still make good games.
Now, it is true that France lives with high unemployment in a depressed euro zone; that it is more vassal than partner to Germany these days; that it is chronically divided between a world-class private sector and a vast state sector of grumpy functionaries; that its universalist illusions have faded as its power diminishes; and that its welfare state is unaffordable.
As its flow diminishes, they fade.
