New York's hospital for fistula patients closed in 1895 because of diminishing cases and now the condition is almost unknown in America -- yet Khartoum has 10 to 20 new patients arriving from the countryside each week because of poor midwifery.
The protective influence of lysostaphin was diminished in case of milk storage at 20 °C prolonged up to 24 h.
Citrate metabolism is diminished in case of liver failure and also of poor tissue perfusion [ 41, 42], because the Krebs cycle only operates under aerobic conditions.
Since then, claims of overt racism have diminished, although cases still crop up, like another suit filed two years ago by 15 officers at East Jersey State Prison -- including Mr. Leak -- again alleging the use of racial slurs, graffiti and retaliation.
But if the educational spending system in New York City is itself in need of reform, this does not diminish the case for equitable redistribution of New York State aid.
When the trial is complete, the results will help either bolster or diminish the case for procedures like the stem-cell face-lift.
The surprise departure of Boris Johnson slightly diminishes the case for Theresa May, since her qualities – maturity, responsibility, the safety of a person who at least has some regard for the truth – were much more pronounced set against his lack of them.
From an economic perspective, we explored the degree to which reliability diminishes in case of reduction from three to two interview assessors.
Of course, since these communities are often at greatest risk of vaccine-preventable disease, these results do not diminish the case for achieving more equitable vaccination coverage.
Fedele et al. described how the pregnancy rate diminishes in case of recurrence of endometriosis, and actually the five patients in our study who had a reoperation for recurrence did not become pregnant [ 20].
