Sentence examples for dampened version from inspiring English sources

If the double knockdown phenotype is an amplified or dampened version of one of the single gene knockdown phenotypes, then the genetic interaction (black arrow) is parallel or antiparallel to the phenotype of either one of the single knockdowns (blue or orange arrow: Figure 4A).

The trade has made it almost impossible to sell legitimate videodiscs here, which cost more than double the pirated versions, and dampened the lure of Hollywood films in movie theaters, even though the quota of such films released in China will rise to 20 each year under the W.T.O.

Perhaps the punters' awareness that five other versions (each one "uniquely colored," Sotheby's noted) are in existence, dampened their enthusiasm for metallic eggs.

Such hopes were dampened.

Rain dampened some protests.

Friedman's eyes had dampened.

Unions have historically dampened inequality.

However, Airbus's cheerier mood was dampened when Lufthansa, a reliable customer, decided not to add to its order of A380 super-jumbos and went with an updated version of Boeing's 747 instead.

Her enthusiasm for the president has dampened.

International politics also dampened the Games.

This has not dampened the rivalry, however.