Sentence examples for complete diminution from inspiring English sources

Thirty of them experienced complete diminution by step 1 treatment, while the other three were diagnosed either with NHBRC + SBS or NHBRC + GERD.

Nineteen of them experienced complete diminution of chronic cough after step 1 treatment but the other 4 patients required step 2 or 3 treatments in addition to step 1 treatment.

Forty-seven of them experienced complete diminution of chronic cough after step 1 treatment but the other 6 patients were diagnosed either with CVA + SBS or with CVA + GERD.

With priming that is remote from the 3'end, RT may not be successfully completed causing a diminution in the signal from the 5' regions.

The degrees of intensive magnitudes "can only be represented through approximation to negation" (1787: A 168/B210), that is, by imagining their gradual diminution until their complete absence.

All samples in LEW/Ztm-ci2 rats from the VetSchool group showed some degree of pathological alteration ranging from a diminution to a complete loss of the photoreceptor cell layer and the outer nuclear layer (Fig. 4-B/C).

The diagnosis of RP was based on the presence of night blindness, fundus findings (retinal pigmentation, vessel attenuation, and various degrees of retinal atrophy), severe loss of peripheral visual field, abnormal ERG findings (dramatic diminution in amplitudes or complete absence of response), and family history.

A complete recovery of modulus means that the modulus diminution is due to a reversible phenomenon however a partial recovery of modulus notifies the presence of nonreversible phenomenon (such as damage).

We replicated the D1R KO FAA study using computer vision data at Keck Science Department but did not present in our manuscript because the study was terminated at day 14 (Author response image 1): In summary, across several laboratory settings with slight variations in feeding times, we observed a diminution or in some cases a complete lack of FAA in D1R KO mice.

RPBC was sensitive to CMF; after only 3 cycles, 11% of evaluable patients showed complete remission and 78% had at least 25% diminution in tumour size.

"And so over the next 18 months you will see a sharp diminution in research activity.