First, the visual words that represent the background are diminished by using a robust Hausdorff distance between different images.
Variability in saliva drug concentration could be diminished by using stimulated saliva (parafilm chewing or crystals of citric acid on the tongue).
Investigations into other fiddled benchmarks have unearthed reams of messages between traders blithely discussing their swindles.The risk of manipulation could be vastly diminished by using a benchmark that relies on more than just 60 seconds of trading, points out Mark Taylor, dean of Warwick Business School and a former currency-fund manager.
And never diminish yourself by using the word, "just," as in, "I'm just here in the neighborhood".
The course satisfaction questionnaire could also have some response bias (social desirability, fear of retaliation if too critical), which we attempted to diminish by using best practices in questionnaire design, administration and analysis, including the anonymization of students' responses.
This can be a tedious process that OpenTrons hopes to diminish by using robotics and software to complete it.
To diminish the bias introduced by using the same force field to generate the data and in the structure determination protocol we used a different solvation model [5], [51], [52] in these calculations.
At the opposite end of the spectrum are pure public goods, which are non-rival (not diminished by use) and non-excludable (if the good is produced, it is freely available to all).
Research suggests self-control relies on a limited set of resources that can be diminished by use.
Pure private goods are those that we are most used to dealing with in our day-to-day lives, and are defined as those goods (like a loaf of bread) that are diminished by use, and thus rival in consumption, and where individuals may be excluded from consuming them.
