Sentence examples for diminished fraction from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the decrease in gained spines is morphologically reflected in the diminished fraction of thin spines, which commonly correspond to non-synaptic transient precursors of the larger established spines [ 39, 40].

The reduction of the emeraldine form by hydroquinone was observed after a positive potential switch, resulting in a diminished fraction of the emeraldine form in the polymer film at a quasiequilibrium state during electrolysis.

Since the DNA-damaging treatment we applied was proven to kill predominantly cells in S-phase [39] the diminished fraction of cells replicating DNA resulting from G1 accumulation would lead to the chemoresistance of the non-replicating cell population.

This ectopic expression strongly enhanced the rate of internalization after EGF stimulus, which was concurrent with a diminished fraction of recycling EGF-EGFR.

We observed a continuous decrease in spine density during disease progression, which we could ascribe to a diminished fraction of gained spines.

In therapeutics, a small fraction of the therapeutic dose will not necessarily produce a moderate or full response in a diminished fraction of the treated population.

Food, by contrast, is a small and diminishing fraction of the total burden.

But two-pill versions are a diminishing fraction of the market.

For many products, labour is a small and diminishing fraction of total costs.

If taxes on the diminishing fraction of our population that isn't retired are to stay tolerable, we'd better start saving now.

The administration said further that it would not remove restrictions on two-pill versions of Plan B or its generic equivalents, which are a diminishing fraction of the market.