Sentence examples for diminished in frequency from inspiring English sources
Moreover, these experimenters have improved their methods over time and it is to be noted that the reported excess heat effect has not diminished in frequency or magnitude.
Recurrent attacks over the following days were treated successively with sc sumatriptan and/or oxygen inhalation, and progressively diminished in frequency, and ceased about 7 days later.
In recent months, as the group's grip on its Syrian and Iraqi heartland falters, this last strand has diminished in frequency and power.
Four years have passed, and while massacres in Iraq have diminished in frequency, they have persisted — even as many Americans believed sectarian violence had been suppressed.
Adapting neurons generated a single burst of spikes at the beginning of the step pulse that rapidly diminished in frequency, while Train neurons fired throughout the pulse.
It diminished in frequency for 20% (3/15) of the victims and 16.7% (2/12) of the perpetrators, and in the case of one victim/perpetrator, it occurred once between her participation in the study and the follow-up interview.
Most of the buildings consist of home-made shanty houses and unfinished building sites which diminish in frequency until there are nothing but empty fields.
A third group, most recently exemplified by psychologist Steven Pinker, views violence as a form of pathological behavior that is perhaps diminishing in frequency with the onward march of civilization.
This one features a string of aftershocks, potentially as high as M6.9, over the next 30 days and throughout the affected areas, although they should diminish in frequency over time as has happened in Christchurch.
Pain and swelling at the injection site were the most common local reactions for all groups and tended to diminish in frequency and severity with successive immunizations.
In all studies, GI AEs were typically grades 1 2, manageable and transient, diminishing in frequency and severity after the first 3 to 4 weeks of treatment.
