Sentence examples for augmented or diminished from inspiring English sources

For him, God communicates with humanity ("If God is unable to listen to us, then we are insane in talking to Him"); God responds to human deeds; God's presence is augmented or diminished by human action; God even suffers with humanity.

With regard to Trizol® versus Marligen column-based RNA isolation, it is clear that inhibitory artifacts of RNA isolation can be augmented or diminished according to the method of RNA isolation employed, and by the extent of dilution RNA samples undergo prior to their use in qPCR.

No augmented or diminished intervals are returned except for for interval of 6 which returns a diminished fifth, not augmented fourth.

Teddy Wayne ("By Any Other Name," March 3) is probably right that an author's name can either augment or diminish his or her visibility.

In the first place, all such objects are either "impressions," data of sensation or of internal consciousness, or "ideas," derived from such data by compounding, transposing, augmenting, or diminishing.

Since "all our ideas or more feeble perceptions are copies of our impressions or more lively ones"; we are restricted to "compounding, transporting, augmenting, or diminishing the materials afforded us by the senses and experience" (EHU 2.5/19).

The extent to which acute stress during a simulation activity may augment or diminish performance and learning however, remains unclear [ 5].

Co-treatment of D3 with E2 neither augmented nor diminished the E2-induced increase in uterine wet weight.

However it is not known if a SSRI with an antipsychotic can augment or even diminish the effect of CBT.

The genes that modify p53 function provide attractive candidates for low-penetrance modifiers as well as targets for hormonal modulation to augment or to diminish risk [ 25].

Such PMv TMS pulses are known to either augment or diminish the size of the MEP induced by M1 TMS depending on whether or not subjects are making grasping movements or are at rest, respectively (Davare et al., 2008; Buch et al., 2010, 2011).