Sentence examples for diminish damage from inspiring English sources

Manipulation of any of these parameters one at a time across reasonable ranges can diminish damage estimates by as much as 84% or, in the case of extending the time horizon with the Review's low discount rate, increase damage estimates by 900%.

In one study, mice with fibrosis induced by bleomycin had diminished damage and collagen deposition in the lung due to the migration of MSC [ 16].

But something had to change in order to diminish the damage done in practice.

"Legal arguments that focus on criminal liability under Florida law do not diminish that damage or your responsibility for your conduct".

They do not diminish the damage done to our country's standing – or the effect this will have on how we face the problem of conflict in a naughty world.

After the second world war, governments around the world assumed responsibility for trying to control such cycles, or at least to diminish the damage caused by what is now known as "irrational exuberance" (during the upturn) and a collapse of confidence (associated with a downturn).

And they can diminish the damage done to global trade by such a labor dispute.

Antioxidants obtained through diet are taking on major significance as possible protector agents to diminish oxidative damage.

First, the feed gas has a low H2/CO ratio of one, which needs less hydrogen; Secondly, the water-free products can diminish the damage of steam on methanation catalyst, and the by-product CO2 can be easily removed by employing low-temperature methanol purification process.

Regarding the two biological systems, we found that DMSO could diminish DNA damage in a similar manner for each of the radiation sources, as shown in Figs. 1 and 4. In plasmids, the protective effect of DMSO leads to considerably differences between the extent of DNA damage (SSB, DSB) as well as the inhibition of DSB was more pronounced with 99mTc in comparison to 223Ra.

It doesn't diminish the damage that was done, but we'll take the victory at this point".