Sentence examples for diminish utilization from inspiring English sources

- While it concedes that federal pollution-control regulations "could lead to a doubling in coal unit retirements and triple energy efficiency" by 2030, it manages to say nothing about how such a trend would diminish utilization, and return on investment, of such a railroad.

Such charges also diminish the utilization of services, adversely affecting the most vulnerable population groups.

This poses severe restrictions on the simultaneous implementation of optical and acoustic trapping and substantially diminishes the utilization of the beneficial properties of acoustic forces, especially the large scale trapping capabilities.

Thus hypermethylation of this gene in T helper cells or lung tissues is expected to diminish fatty acid utilization and beta-oxidation-energy production, and possibly influence membrane phospholipid composition.

Mg forms part of the chlorophyll complex and its utilization diminishes when synthesis of phytylesters is reduced (Table  4).

The capital cost per ton of fuel produced would be diminished and better utilization of the biomass can be achieved.

As the focus on continuity of care and regulation of utilization diminished, managed care plans became more like other types of insurance such as indemnity plans and preferred provider organizations.

Furthermore, Pparα -null mice exhibit increased glucose utilization, diminished fatty acid oxidation [ 15], and elevated expressions of many genes (e.g., arginase, phenylalanine hydroxylase, and spermidine synthetase) involved in amino acid metabolism [ 47].

Elevated fatty acids are commonly seen in obesity and DM and lead to diminished whole body glucose utilization and diminished skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle glucose utilization.

An increase in garage utilization should diminish the need to have on-street parking, which would open up real estate for more productive use.

Nevertheless, it is worth noting that the visible light absorption itself is not tantamount to enhanced photocatalytic activity since the photoproduced electrons and holes in TiO2 may experience a rapid recombination which diminishes the visible light utilization and as a result of the efficiency of the photocatalytic reaction significantly.