Now, with it all but certain he will not coach beyond this year, one question that looms is how much of that epic accomplishment — the wins and losses, the university's reputation for honor and righteousness, the money given to foster academics — might be diminished, over the short term and the long.
These results reveal markedly higher bereavement effects in each age at widowhood group compared with the results shown in figure 2, consistent with the notion that the bereavement effect may be diminished over time and most pronounced in the years proximal to the death of the spouse.
32 The inequality gap between practices in deprived and affluent areas has been found to be diminishing over time, with the former catching up with the latter, 23 although there is evidence that the gap had been exaggerated with the introduction of the financial scheme, since more affluent practices were quicker to adapt and maximise their QOF performance.
"These changes were diminished over time, but they were still present," said Dr. Gert Bronfort, an author of the study and research professor at Northwestern Health Sciences University in Minnesota.
Basically, the effects of trust are diminished over time without interaction due to memory.
In terms of quantitative detection, lower concentration intermediate products like cystine dioxide (CD) and cystine monoxide (CM) are diminished over time as they are converted to other products [11].
The oil industry was one of the original "smart" industries, but its tradition of leadership in using data to improve operations, enhance security and serve markets has been diminished over time by the counterintuitive incentives imposed by regulators.
Upon visual inspection of the graph, the surgery and treatment effects were diminished over time, similarly to the mNSS.
The approximately 30% anti-GP2 seropositivity rate may indeed be an underestimation of the real prevalence in newly diagnosed cases with CD, if antibodies are diminished over the course of the disease as an effect of the administration of biological agents and immunosuppressive treatment for CD [ 2, 18, 19].
It had been diminishing over the past several weeks, even before she started the new medication, and now she heard it only occasionally when she held her head in certain positions.
Second, the conceptualisation of quasi-citizenship as above is intended as distinct from the 'lightening of citizenship' (Joppke, 2010): it is concerned with the differences between full citizenship and less extensive formal statuses, even if the relevance of the former is diminishing over time.
