Sentence examples for diminished height from inspiring English sources

Possible anabolic effects of growth hormone have also been studied in patients with Turner's syndrome who show diminished height and a spectrum of characteristic cognitive disturbances.

Some acini exhibited foci of attenuated epithelium, evident as diminished cell height and acinar wall thickness in mice as early as 19 weeks of age (Figure 2B).

Childhood stunting is a risk factor for diminished survival, short adult height, impaired intellectual development, reduced economic productivity, and low offspring birthweight. 1 Globally, approximately 178 million children less than five years of age are stunted, with an estimated 35% of child deaths attributed to sub-optimal nutrition.

By the standards of Iraq — where attacks occur daily, although at a much diminished rate compared with the height of the war — the wave of violence on Thursday was not extraordinary.

With diminished numbers come diminished profits.

Decreased intervertebral disc height can result in diminished load carrying capacity of the spinal segment.

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

These combine with diminished hearing and eyesight; diminished mobility and balance; diminished respiratory and kidney function; and diminished cognitive abilities.

These arise as a result of diminished cell contribution from the ventral sclerotome and thereby diminished centrum height (Fig. 9a-b).

With height as the independent variable and renal length as the dependent variable, MMA patients had a diminished slope compared to historical controls, indicating that in MMA there is a decreased renal growth rate that is independent of height.

In a reversal of roles, the much diminished UUP, which governed Northern Ireland from its creation in the 1920s until the imposition of direct rule from London at the height of the Troubles in 1972, is now putting pressure on the DUP over power sharing with Sinn Féin.