Sentence examples for diminished continuously from inspiring English sources
The probability of being unable to perform normal activities in the previous week diminished continuously throughout the 5 years of follow-up, from 47% in the 3 months prior to initiation, to 13% (P < 0.001) after 3 years on ART, to just 5% by the end of 5 years.
I am twelve years younger than Brooke, but this is a gap that has been continuously diminished by the passage of time: over the years, we have become contemporaries.
In the course of chromium deposition or low pressure O2 DC plasma treatment that preferential orientation is continuously diminished.
History shows that violence has continuously diminished.
This valuable perspective is continuously diminished to the detriment of us all.
However, the size of the substrates transported by members of MCs continuously diminished during the evolutionary process.
Combined with the size of substrates transported by MCs [ 1], we found that the size of substrates transported by members of MCs continuously diminished throughout the evolution.
Transmission electron microscopy investigations revealed that a dense structure of columnar grains, which formed at a substrate temperature of 630 °C, continuously diminishes with decreasing substrate temperature.
The continuously diminishing paper demand in Europe together with emission regulations in the shipping industry implemented by the European Parliament can bring out severe challenges for the Finnish paper producers in the near future.
Since the additional advertising generates continuously diminishing returns, we use a sales' response function based on square roots (hleft( {a_{i},a_{3 - i} } right)) which reflects "advertising saturation effect" (Aust and Buscher 2014b, c; SeyedEsfahani et al. 2011; Xie and Wei 2009).
Results reported here show that the cellular events following exposure to quercetin include i) a reduction in presynaptic Ca2+ and ii) an increase in the presynaptic repolarization phase rendering neurons incapable of firing continuously, diminishing the amplitude of EPSPs and preventing additional synapse formation.
