Sentence examples for capacity diminished from inspiring English sources

The business travelers showed reduced mental capacity, diminished communication skills, decreased ability to concentrate and engage others, reduced tolerance levels and an increased risk of ill health.

Interestingly, SVZ spheroid producing capacity diminished only slightly from birth to adulthood.

Also, the elderly people have a lowered heat production capacity (diminished muscle mass) as well as weakened ability to sense cold (54, 55).

It connotes diminished reserve capacity, diminished resistance to stressors, and increased health risk (Bortz 2002; Fried et al. 2001; Schuurmans et al. 2004).

Low levels of testosterone have been found to be associated with cardiovascular diseases including heart failure, where hypogonadism could play a role in favoring the onset of some peculiar features like decreased exercise capacity, diminished muscle mass and energy handling and final cachexia [ 3].

We studied whether real mA1C(1st–20th year) data could predict retinopathy at year 20, and whether the capacity diminished with the length of the period without HbA1c data following onset using mA1C 4th 20th year), mA1C 7th 20th year), and mA1C(10th 20th year) in simulation.

In addition, the individual's reproductive capacity diminishes with age.

In recent decades, scientists have shown that the brain is a "plastic" organ that can grow neuronal connections, but this capacity diminishes with age.

We do this when we have all our faculties, and there is no reason why we shouldn't continue to do so as our capacity diminishes.

Upon the substitution, the fraction of Mn3+ decreases and the specific capacity diminishes (e.g., to 117 mAh/g for Li1.063Mn1.932O4 [13] and to 98 mAh/g for Li1.12Mn1.88O4 [14]).

As the battery is cycled the available capacity diminishes and so the number of 10 A pulses that may be delivered decreases.