Sentence examples for consistently diminished from inspiring English sources
tph-1 mutants showed increased encoding capability in all readouts while daf-7 mutants demonstrated consistently diminished fidelity, consistent with their respective effects on dynamic range and the variability of gene expression.
"We obtained numerical indicators that the diversity of transitions between note combinations – roughly speaking chords plus melodies – has consistently diminished in the last 50 years".
That's the conclusion of scientists at the Spanish National Research Council, who have published a new report on songs released between 1955 and 2010, showing the "diversity of … note combinations … has consistently diminished in the last 50 years".
However, kidney TACs derived from Nx rats were consistently diminished throughout the 60 min scan by qualitative analysis (Fig. 1c, d).
The ether lipids were also found consistently diminished in serum of children who later progressed to type 1 diabetes [3].
We found that FDG incorporation was consistently diminished by treatment with epirubicin, 5-FU or cisplatin.
A more detailed examination of the relationship between read length and repeat resolution in a small set of genomes reveals that extending reads produces consistently diminishing returns and this appears to be consistent among bacteria.
This is an anti-novel in the sense that it consistently diminishes any sense of its own possibilities.
Spinoff "Joey," which premiered four months after the "Friends" finale, delivered consistently diminishing returns.
The positive effects of pulmonary rehabilitation on exercise capacity across chronic respiratory conditions have been shown to consistently diminish over time [ 6].
Similarly, media from less aggressive estrogen receptor positive (ER+) cells such as MCF7 also did not consistently diminish Cx43 levels, whereas media from more highly aggressive ER- cells such as the MDA-MB-468 cells decreased Cx43 protein levels more similar to that seen with MDA-MB-231 CM (45 % and 56%% respectively) (Fig. 3b).
