Sentence examples similar to diminish capacity from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the interaction of Tregs with activated monocytes from patients with RA even led to a diminished suppressive activity possibly underlying their diminished capacity in vivo [16].
Mr. Langdon had pleaded not guilty on grounds of diminished capacity.
There is room for oil to exist in a much diminished capacity but coal and Natural gas are done.
The justices also had questions about Arizona's refusal to permit evidence of diminished capacity in rebuttal to the state's evidence of criminal intent.
So if, in fact, adolescents are more likely to act out of passion in general, then this might indicate that they have diminished capacity in that respect.
Separating the charmingly forgetful wheat from the dangerously enfeebled chaff, she wonders at what point diminished capacity can reasonably be interpreted as bad judgment.
Some tumours that have lost p53 function are more resistant to therapy because of the cells' diminished capacity to trigger cell death.
Mindful of her husband's diminished capacity, Nancy Reagan occasionally would screen him from the press by intercepting reporters' questions and then whispering an appropriate response in his ear.
The revolution has inspired new demands for more jobs and higher wages that are fast colliding with the economy's diminished capacity.
"Occupational segregation, pay inequity and care-giving responsibilities all contribute to women's reduced earnings during their working-age years and diminished capacity for saving," the report says.
