Sentence examples for at a diminution from inspiring English sources

Some Afghans will therefore be happy at a diminution in the involvement of foreigners in future elections.

Hmm, I say, perhaps I'll have a look at Airbnb [which is a diminution of airbed B&B].

Perhaps it is the suffix "ie" that suggests a diminution at just the wrong moment; I don't think "Hyderabad hairdresser" sounds as reductive.

These restrictions led to, or at least coincided with, a diminution in the popularity and ubiquity of signs marking shops and dwellings, and thereafter the practice of numbering buildings sequentially by street gained steadily in popularity.

In another investigation, Z. mays seeds germinated in magnetic fluid (ferrophase content was 2.03 × 1017 particles within 1 ml) resulted in a chlorophyll (a, b) and carotenoid content increase (of about 30%%) for a fraction of magnetic fluid of 100 200 μl/l with a diminution at 300 μl/l almost to the control level in young plants [27].

This association was not seen at later ages, suggesting a diminution over time.

Hypotension was defined by a diminution of at least 20% of the initial systolic arterial blood pressure, and desaturation was defined by a diminution of oxygen saturation of less than 90%.

Furthermore, we recently showed that the depletion of galectin-1 in various human glioma cell lines through both stable knockdown and transient targeted small-interfering RNA (siRNA) treatment induces an intracellular accumulation of integrin-β1 coincident with a diminution of integrin-β1 at points of cellular adhesion at the cell membrane, without altering the β1 gene expression level (28).

Using immunofluorescence, depletion of galectin-1 through both stable knockdown and transient-targeted small interfering RNA (siRNA) treatment induces an intracellular accumulation of integrin-β1 coincident with a diminution of integrin-β1 at points of cellular adhesion at the cell membrane.

Caving to the lenders, the current Senate bill would instead house the new bureau in the Federal Reserve, a diminution of status at odds with robust regulation.

Then, these ratios underwent a diminution, but persisted at high levels for almost 60 min.