His recent travel may also suggest a diminished dependence on his legendary female guard force, as only one woman bodyguard accompanied him to New York.
For example, expression of a cellular factor HSP70, which can substitute for the nuclear import activity of Vpr, is higher in T-cells than in macrophages, thus diminishing dependence of viral replication on Vpr in T-cells [54].
American military officials have said that they are looking to supply the Afghan war theater through Central Asia, which would diminish the dependence on Pakistan.
But questions remain about how to fund the €7.9 billion, or $11.2 billion, project, whether it would diminish E.U. dependence on Russian gas by anything more than a small amount, and whether alternative supplies, from countries like Turkmenistan and Iraq, would be any more secure than supplies from Russia.
Although constrained by a public debt approaching 100 percent of its gross domestic product and a fiscal deficit hovering around 10 percent of G.D.P., Japan needs to do more to stimulate domestic demand — to deal with the immediate emergency and diminish its dependence on exports as an economic engine.
And we should diminish our dependence on oil so we are less impacted by what happens in Saudi Arabia, so we shrink the funds going to people who hate us and we make economic and political reform a necessity for them, not a hobby.
In the seven-plus years of its tenure this administration has done nothing of consequence to diminish our dependence on oil, both domestic nor foreign.
Recently, seagrasses have been shown to profit from mechanisms which diminish their dependence on the nutrient availability.
Inhibition of APC expression by miR-142 could, in principle, diminish the dependence of the canonical WNT signaling pathway on extrinsic WNT signals.
The stepwise behavioral responses of the rare minnow also showed a tendency for behavioral modulation to maintain a stable internal environment and diminish the dependence on the external environment.
