In the case of our simulations, the number of possible sources of bias was diminished (for example, the substitution model used to simulate the data was used also when testing, and no heterogeneity among the sites was introduced).
That there are fewer boutique studios releasing the "odd stories" Ms. Kidman says she's interested in — Paramount Vantage, which distributed "Margot," is much diminished, for example — means she may have a harder time following her gut.
Nothing in it diminishes, for example, the relevance of the larger Mueller investigation.
Note that determines how fast the tail of the distribution diminishes, for example, as increases the tail diminishes faster.
The number of full-time orchestras is bound to diminish for example, the opportunity for exciting new projects influenced by new technology is going to increase, the way we reach audiences will undoubtedly be different, and the way we educate children is going to evolve.
Similarly, for wells in which the fluorescence was diminished, by for example 50%, inspection of the images allowed us to distinguish between those compounds that decreased sGFP ATZ accumulation comparably in all animals versus those that simply killed half the animals without affecting the signal from the others.
Historically, disaster research in the biomedical and social sciences has largely targeted risk reduction via the traditional focus on disease and diminished capacities; for example, the role of specific vulnerabilities or risk factors and their pathogenic relationships with morbidity and mortality (risk/deficit approach) have been examined [ 37, 60, 61].
However, although such correction would have diminished significance (for example, after Bonferroni correction, Ptrend < 0.01 would be considered statistically significant, and none of our P values met this threshold), it does not appear to be needed, given that we conducted only a few scientifically sensible comparisons.
Cohen explains that because these models were always the same, feeding them more data was eventually going to provide diminishing returns (for example, their models were bad at recognizing how pronunciation depends not only which words are being said, but also their context).
The reasons for this result are unclear, although it may be attributable to the effect of diminishing returns; for example, the trebling of the number of connections between radius 10 m and radius 50 m for London may be curtailed by the low infection rate of the virus.
These nutrients can be released into the soil solution where the concentration or the pH diminish, for example adjacent to roots.
