The following hypotheses were tested on the organization of communities as depth increases: (1) community structure increases in complexity, (2) community dynamics decrease, and (3) temporal (seasonal) variations both in community structure and dynamics become dampened.
The gradient between samples becomes much dampened when the second 25% of ranked genes (upper right of Figure 3) is used, and fades away almost entirely with the use of the third and last 25% of ranked genes (lower panels of Figure 3).
If the hair becomes dry, dampen hair with a spray mister & comb to moisten throughout hair.
Drunkenness is the cause of all this: because his soul has become wet its powers are dampened down and become ineffective.
By 63º latitude, the sea had become calm, its motion dampened by floating chunks of ice, some as big as tennis courts, others several times bigger than the ship.
If the malnutrition becomes serious, the body begins shutting down, dampening the appetite and making a person even less inclined to eat.
While resonance chemotherapy is intuitive and looks promising in vitro, when in vivo considerations are included in the model, the phenomenon is dampened and the window of applicability becomes narrower.
Not only are there more excitatory neurons and more excitatory synapses, but the inhibitory neurons are more likely to become activated, presumably to dampen the excitatory neurons, in response to stress".
The omnipresent gloom is certainly textually defensible in this death-haunted work, but as the scenes stretch on, it threatens to become a wet blanket dampening the delights of one of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies.
To say that the stock market isn't the economy doesn't mean that stock-market crises can't become contagious; they can dampen what Keynes called the "animal spirits" of managers and consumers, leading them to cut back on investment and spending.
