Sentence examples for considerable diminution from inspiring English sources

The combination of Cartesian dualism with post-Copernican astronomy, post-Lyellian geology, post-Maxwellian physics, and post-Darwinian evolutionary theory resulted, for a time, in a considerable diminution of "man's stature".

This fourth reaction step is reflected on the DSC curve at 335°C by a shoulder of exo-effect at 354°C and documented also by a considerable diminution of both C and N contents (see Table 4).

In a series of 62 vertebral bodies, Sugimura et al. observed a considerable diminution of lesion enhancement in responding lesions, after irradiation or chemotherapy.

Conversely, a small impact on a domain such as family life may lead to a considerable diminution of QoL if family life is very important to a person.

In a series of 62 affected vertebral bodies, Sugimura et al.[ 9] observed a considerable diminution of lesion enhancement in responding lesions after irradiation or chemotherapy.

The quantification of Gigaxonin in patients suspected of bearing a GAN severe (F23, F24, F26 and F30) and mild (F27) forms revealed a considerable diminution of abundance using both normalization methods and that is comprised in the range established for GAN patients with identified mutation.

In contrast, mutation of MYBb resulted in a considerable global diminution of GUS staining in all vascular tissues, suggesting that MYBb could be bound by an activator factor (Fig. 5a).

Finely refinement of the preferred orientation correction in the [004] direction led to a highly significant diminution of χ 2, and a considerable improvement in the visual quality of the fit.

The effects, therefore, of these processes maintained over the long term on stem cell diminution or immune stimulation are potentially very considerable.

Consequently, the service time (cell residence time) of calls that end their service in the cell where they were originated is, in general, considerable smaller (greater) than the mean UST (CDT), resulting in a diminution (increase) on the mean value of the CHTn.

The considerable enhancement of the yields of propylene and butylenes could be attributed to diminution of stronger acid sites, especially the acid sites distributed on the external surface of MCM-68 catalyst.