Sentence examples for be diminished on from inspiring English sources

That advantage may be diminished on the shorter course.

Because when Cameron and Osborne went to Washington they would be smaller figures; they would be diminished on a global scale.

As for the unionists, they argue that Britain would be diminished on the world stage if Scotland were to go its own way.

We have always been a proud, outward looking nation and would be diminished on the world stage if we turned in on ourselves.

Upon physical examination, breath sounds (heard with a stethoscope) may be diminished on the affected side, partly because air in the pleural space dampens the transmission of sound.

The idea that complex-trait susceptibility involves a very large number of variants of modest effect has led some to suggest that the value of all such discoveries is diminished, on the basis that one learns little about the biology of disease if too many genes are implicated [ 8].

In accord with our predictions, the levels of both Chk1 and Wee1 proteins were diminished on activation of p53 in HCT116 p53+ cells, but not in the p53− ones.

But make no mistake: the Australian tour party is diminished on and off the field by the departure of Harris.

The effect is diminished on screen because Anderson's cool direction tends to flatten out the feeling.

The expression of runx2 and ocn was not altered and the expression of bspII was diminished on the col/HyaS-containing aECM.

Also, it was found that along with the progress of senescence of the flag leaf, both gs and SA were declined and the differences between the treatments were diminished on 24 DAA.