Sentence examples for diminished because of a from inspiring English sources

If intracellular product accumulation is desired the advantage of a high productivity, resulting from a high substrate feed rate, is diminished because of a reduced product retention.

But he added that the Bush Administration's options for dealing with that threat are diminished, because of a lack of good intelligence and also because "we've cried wolf" before.

If a male composer embraces the use of the "woman composer" label for his female peers, as a member of the group with the majority presence are his opportunities diminished because of a determining factor — gender — over which not one of us has control?

Exclusion of individuals with impaired fasting glucose (n = 27), impaired glucose tolerance (n = 167), and newly diagnosed diabetes preserved the trends that we observed, although the significance was diminished because of a loss of statistical power.

But it goes on to argue that its benefits are diminishing because of a growing mismatch between the needs of the economy and the quality of the new immigrants.

Diverticulosis, in which the inner lining of the large intestine protrudes out through the surrounding muscular layer, occurs in more than 50 percent of persons by age 80. Excretory function diminishes because of a decrease in kidney mass and in the number of functioning nephrons.

Although the keeping quality of this type of flour may be diminished because of femmentation, the resulting flour has a modified flavour which is often considered desirable.

The cardinal last said Mass two weeks ago, but his activities diminished because of weakness related to radiation treatment required after a brain tumor was removed last year, said Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the archdiocese.

For those whose social circles have diminished because of age, illness or limited mobility, social networking can be a bridge out of isolation and depression.

Karniol-Tambour thinks the prospects for an all-out global trade war have diminished because of the U.S. trade deals with Canada and Mexico.

"Venezuela's clout on OPEC and on world oil prices has been greatly diminished because of its inability to exploit its enormous resources," said Michael Lynch, president of Strategic Energy and Economic Research, a consultancy.