Sentence examples for corresponding diminution of from inspiring English sources

We do not measure the corresponding diminution of taxpayers' wealth.

We simply do not take into account the corresponding diminution of the value of human capital – the wealth of workers.

Hume argues further that, given this degeneration, for any judgment, our assessment of the likelihood that we made a mistake, and the corresponding diminution of certainty in the conclusion, is another judgment about which we ought make a further assessment, which leads to a further diminution of certainty in our original conclusion, leading "at last [to] a total extinction of belief and evidence".

Cleavage resulted in an increase in fluorescence at the CFP peak of 38.6% with a corresponding diminution in fluorescence at 607 nm of 32%.

Upon the insertion of the EDOT comonomer, an increase of the molecular weight and a red-shift in the absorption spectra has been observed, corresponding to a diminution of the electronic gap.

Further, by comparative confocal analysis of nuclei probed to wheat and rye NORs, we found that in the wheat-rye addition line there is a significant decrease in the number of wheat-origin perinucleolar rDNA knobs, corresponding to a diminution of the rDNA heterochromatic fraction of the dominant (wheat) NORs.

This downregulation of mRNA expression induced a diminution of the corresponding protein level for at least 48 h for both target proteins, as analyzed by Western blot.

Ms. Maddow's point is that the way we go to war has changed: that there has been an expansion of presidential power, a corresponding collapse of Congressional backbone and a diminution of public attention.

During 10 h of vegetal extract incubation in pancreatin-free SIF (pH 6.8) at 37 °C and 50 rpm, the DAO protein content was kept constant as indicated after Coomassie Blue staining (Fig.  4a), with a slight diminution of its enzymatic activity on the corresponding zymogram (Fig.  4b).

Over the last three years as president of the AHRC, I have become increasingly concerned about the decline in the effectiveness of parliament and diminution of the role of the judiciary and the corresponding increase in executive discretion, all too often exercised without independent scrutiny.

We first note the diffusion times – corresponding to the transient times to equilibrium for the spread or diminution of scabies throughout our networks – were generally of the order 12 months hence in the analyses that follow scabies prevalence and incidence rates were calculated after 12 months of lead-in time.