Sentence examples for diminished effects from inspiring English sources

Feminization of this same genotype led to diminished effects of the silencing, with median survival being 48.0±0.2 hrs for starvation, 69.9±3.1 hrs for osmotic stress, and 132.0±0.6 for oxidative stress.

We conclude that linkage studies should account for the relation between increased polygenic regulation and diminished effects at older ages.

This leads to a testable prediction – parkinsonian rigidity should be associated with impaired anticipatory modulation of beta synchrony and, consequent to this, diminished effects of warning cues in terms of reaction time shortening.

Importantly, radiation therapy and most radiomimetic drugs have diminished effect in hypoxic environments due to decreased induction of DNA strand breaks, which is an oxygen requiring process.

Adding social class in adulthood diminished effect sizes, particularly in the 1946 birth cohort.

This study also may have had negative exposure confounding causing diminished effect estimates.

In our systematic review, a similar effect was recorded by a total of 18 studies, and in addition 17 studies showed substantially diminished effect after adjustment.

"We have passed the easy stage," Mr. Muñoz said in reporting the diminishing effects of United Nations sanctions.

I did this sparingly, concerned about its diminishing effects but mostly concerned about something utterly mortifying: Jared's impression of me.

According to Egg, 99.4 per cent of branch-based accounts, after the diminishing effects of inflation and tax, would leave higher rate taxpayers with saving pots worth less in the future than they are today.

Besides, to diminish effects of uncertain nonlinear terms on observer performance, a peak-to-peak state estimation problem is considered.