"diminished differences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that the differences between two things or groups have become smaller or less significant. Example: Despite their initial disagreements, the peace talks resulted in diminished differences between the two nations.
Further, the occurrence of an extreme drought event during the second year diminished differences between the fragmented and reference landscapes, thereby leading to greater homogeneity of the microclimate across the edge environments.
The combination of MPB-and-SB-caused canopy mortality has diminished differences in overstory basal area composition of riparian and upland stands, making them more structurally similar than prior to the beetle outbreaks.
To the extent that this occurred, it may have diminished differences between cases and controls, but it should not have spuriously inflated associations.
The results show that matching the KPNC Marin County women with a sociodemographically similar comparison member group outside Marin County substantially diminished differences in breast cancer incidence and prevalence of many, but not all, breast cancer risk factors.
However, owing to significant neurological impairment in both groups, several animals had to be killed during the observation period, resulting in diminished differences in both outcomes and mortality on days 3 and 4 after resuscitation (see Figures 4C and D for further details).
We noted that some cut-points were distinctively different and could influence results by diminishing differences assumed to exist within groups.
These factors, however, would tend to diminish differences by WIC status, and therefore differences observed may be underestimated.
When CSIT quality diminishes, differences among the PER performance of the various detectors appear, as shown in the central plot in Figure 5.
Thus early and intensive socialisation does not diminish differences between young dogs and wolves in behaviour and performance.
Parameter values were then iteratively changed to diminish differences between simulations and data.
Prenatal exposure to bisphenol A (BPA) increases offspring aggression and diminishes differences in sexually dimorphic behaviors in rodents.
