Sentence examples for diminished by adding from inspiring English sources
Four continuous culture fermenters were used in a 4 × 4 Latin square design to test the hypothesis that fresh forage would increase flow of vaccenic acid (VA) from the fermenters compared with the same forage in hay form and that this difference would be diminished by adding sucrose to the hay diet by changing the bacterial community profile.
The magnitude of the effect is diminished by adding the covariates.
However, both complexes are specifically formed because the bands were diminished by adding a cold competitor, while they remained unchanged by adding a specifically mutated competitor.
Experimental evidence has shown that tumour growth can be restimulated by the compensatory upregulation of FGF-2 in late-stage pancreatic islet carcinoma undergoing anti-VEGFR2 treatment, which could be significantly diminished by adding an adenovirus-delivered soluble FGFR2 (Casanovas et al, 2005).
The uncertainty on optimal parameter estimates is influenced by the strength of measurement errors and it is not significantly diminished or increased by adding noisy reciprocal information.
And the building's presence in the Greenwich Village skyline should be diminished by a series of setbacks added to its design.
Drake's lawyer, public defender Jim Wyda, said the allegations are "wrong, both as a factual matter and because of the important principles diminished by such a prosecution". He added: "Throughout, Tom Drake has tried as best he could to do the right thing in service of his country.
He added: "The entire field of competitors is diminished by this happening.
But he added: "The chances of doing so are probably diminished by the surge in support for UKIP".
In contrast to the reduction of ERK phosphorylation, the CDDP-induced increase in NOXA expression in HUH6 cells was not influenced by adding sorafenib and was diminished about one-third in HepT1 cells.
Already diminished by the mid-terms, Barack Obama returned to Washington on November 15th without having added to his stature during his ten days in Asia.
