Or is this a project so grand and portentous that its chances of going down in film history are conversely diminished?
In particular, enhanced speeds provide a way to increase signal penetration into a cell without needing to flood the cell with large numbers of active signaling molecules; conversely, diminished speeds in zero-order ultrasensitive cascades facilitate strong, but localized, signaling.
Conversely, diminished fitness, known as outbreeding depression, can also arise.
Conversely, diminished PGC-1 α mRNA in white fat has been reported in morbidly obese subjects (Semple et al, 2004).
GATA-4, which is up-regulated in many models of hypertrophy, is conversely diminished in the hearts of streptozotocin and db/db diabetic mice (30).
Conversely, diminished predictive accuracy is to be expected in more homogeneous populations and samples, even if the odds ratio is transportable across populations.
Conversely, diminished exercise capacity is one of the first signs of all cardiovascular diseases, as well as other diseases, and improved exercise capacity is one of the first signs that therapy is effective.
The high stakes of nuclear use, conversely, would diminish the credibility of Russia's deterrent threat to counter Ukraine's conventional attack with a nuclear response.
If the political process is more vibrant, more people will vote, which conversely might diminish the weight of the Brotherhood, analysts believe.
Conversely, the diminished response in the ventromedial prefrontal cortex and amygdala is consistent with the affective neuroscience literature on psychopathy.
