When it comes to the writing of novels, however, the consensus seems to be that after four hours or so of continuous writing, diminishing returns set in.
Sodium concentrations are very similar (5 6 mmol/L) for both experiments at the end of the reaction time, with a nearly continuous, but diminishing increase over time.
We argue that reproducing wolverines deployed a foraging strategy attuned to altering their movement patterns throughout the summer to address a continuous, but diminishing, trade-off between providing both food and shelter for their offspring.
While the sensitivity to DT385 varies, continuous exposure diminishes the viability of even the most resistant cancer cell lines.
By this means, certain aids to the security services during the time of threat can be provided, but under periodic review, which means: under continuous recognition they diminish liberties, that they are only temporarily justified by the needs of the hour and are guaranteed to expire.
In practice, these steps do not happen chronologically, but instead play a continuous role in enhancing or diminishing each other.
Another less frequent reason for superjacent series was the sporadic occurrence of missing peaks in otherwise continuous series, e.g., at series ends with diminishing measurement intensities.
It is also revealed that increasing the final strain of DSIT might promote the reverse transformation, whereas the continuous austenite-to-ferrite transformation yields a diminishing effect.
Increasing NLR as a continuous variable was independently though weakly associated with diminishing overall survival after adjustment for other prognostic variables (HR 1.06, 95% CI 1.01-1.11, p = 0.013).
In conclusion, continuous steering guidance entices drivers to increase their speed, thereby diminishing its potential safety benefits.
