Sentence examples for dampening from from inspiring English sources

There is also a dampening from currency".

That weakness is dampening demand from abroad for American goods and services, making it even harder for the domestic economy to emerge from its doldrums.

But lower returns and a still-soft economy also has the effect of dampening interest from consumers, who appear keener to squirrel away money into savings products when they feel rich.

Intrinsic dampening results from spike frequency adaptation and autoregulation by dopamine [38].

In the case of short term acclimation, transcriptional dampening results from a lower reaction of these genes to acute stress (fig. 5 A).

Kerry's hastily arranged visit appears to have prevented both candidates from declaring victory and dampened calls from Abdullah's supporters, who include powerful warlords, to form a "parallel government".

Clay also flexes, helping to dampen shockwaves from earthquakes and protecting the canisters from damage.

We find that the improvement in model quality from averaging results from the superposition of two effects: a dampening of deviations from the correct structure in the least well modeled regions, and a reinforcement of consistent movements towards the correct structure in better modeled regions.

Summation of this aggregate scoring across the up to 12 pairwise comparisons for each tephritid window dampens noise from spurious matches such as those arising from species-specific simple repeat expansions.

If these incentives were phased out and new loopholes blocked, that would dampen demand from those wanting to make a quick buck from housing.

The timing of the caucuses during the holiday break is also likely to dampen turnout from his college supporters.