Sentence examples for cause diminished from inspiring English sources

Spinal cord injuries are serious and can cause diminished strength, coordination and sensation as well as other functions, such as bladder control.

The distance from the Atlantic Ocean (from 620 to 1,240 miles) and the influence of the intervening masses of the Alps and the Bohemian Massif cause diminished precipitation in the Carpathians.

Skeletal muscle is a primary tissue responsible for insulin-mediated glucose disposal; thus in sarcopenia, the lower total mass of muscle should cause diminished insulin-mediated glucose disposal, independent of obesity.

Abnormal BMP signaling in neural crest cells was also recently shown to cause diminished cranial bone volume and density in combination with craniosynostosis [ 44].

In the thyroid gland, a disorder in the function of pendrin may cause diminished iodide transport over the apical membrane that results in iodide remaining in the thyrocyte and a consequent decrease of organification of iodide.

Expression of the TNFR2196Arg variant in genetically modified cells cause diminished recruitment of TRAF2 to TNFR2196Arg resulting in impairment of TNFR2-mediated NF- κB activation and TNFR1-induced cell death [ 86].

Such attacks can cause diminishing of the monitoring area of the sensor network, or entire disposal of the WSN [19, 20].

Even more importantly, the medium-term effects do not disappear when controlling for health (column 5 of Table 2), which suggests there are additional channels other than health that can cause diminishing labor supply in the presence of air pollution.

The probability of finding an underlying macrovascular cause diminishes with increasing age.

Funded by the Canadian government, GCC announced on Thursday that it will be awarding $11.8m over two years for kangaroo mother care and 10 other innovative projects to address health conditions causing diminished cognitive potential in the developing world.

Differential interactions can both strengthen and weaken selectivity: pentamidine and fenpropimorph (PEN + FEN) both preferentially inhibit C. albicans, but are antagonistic only in this cell type (Fig. 3d, left), which causes diminished selectivity.