Sentence examples for diminished dynamic from inspiring English sources

This suggests a diminished dynamic range of stimulus coding that is expected to impair signal detection in noise.

Both NEC of GPA patients and NC responded to stimulation with S. aureus, but GPA patients displayed a significantly lower IL-8 secretion and a diminished dynamic range of response towards the stimulus.

In conclusion, a significant (25%) subset of critically ill patients has evidence of diminished cortisol production following dynamic stimulation with the LDST.

With diminished numbers come diminished profits.

Only a small percentage of children who present with septic shock exhibit a hyper-dynamic state, with diminished SVR that responds to vasopressor support without a decrease in CI [ 10].

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

Diminished PC sales means less demand for Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) chips, a development which is likely to negatively impact the fiscal health of Micron Technology which has nearly 10% of the U.S. memory market.

Although reduction in exercise capacity in patients with COPD is predominantly related to the combination of increased ventilatory requirements (mainly secondary to increased ventilation/perfusion mismatching) and acute derangements in dynamic ventilatory mechanics, the role of diminished stroke volume on exercise capacity may be underlined by the results of the present study.

Considering that hemiparesis not only affects gait characteristics, but also often leads to diminished balance skills, a post-stroke rehabilitation program targeting deficits in static and dynamic balance may be an effective way to restore independent functional walking.

This has broad implications for the discovery of allosteric inhibitors, indicating that highly dynamic proteins of the same family may share pockets present in states with diminished or enhanced activity that could be exploited for modulation by small molecules.

The left is quiet and diminished.