If the widespread anxiety about concussions is diminished in time, if the frenzy that doctors describe abates, there could be other outcomes as well, like a better understanding that a concussion in a school-age athlete is not necessarily a pathway to the kind of dementia found in some aging N.F.L. players.
As HbA1c has improved over follow-up, it is possible that the impact of male predominance for hypertension at high HbA1c has diminished in time, in a similar manner to what we have reported for renal disease (13) where the elimination of the male excess in advanced renal disease in the more recently diagnosed cohort may be potentially linked to improved glycemic control.
As we diminish in time, works of literature grow.
The child's grandiosity, Kohut believed, would diminish in time, but it would still be there — in the bank, as it were — to protect him later, in the face of disappointment and failure.
The effect for Jason-2 manifests mainly as an offset in station coordinates, though there is also evidence of a drift at the start of the mission that diminishes in time.
The "shelf life" of Duran's backing, Sonenshein said, could diminish in time.
These findings, although not generalizable to the whole population of Greek physicians, seem important as generally the effect of training tends to diminish in time [ 31, 43].
In contrast, hypertrophic scars occur within 4 8 weeks after injury, may diminish in time and are found in almost all patients when trauma is extensive (up to 91% following large deep burn injury) (3, 4).
Results Increasing indirect protection resulting from the vaccination programme of infants using the 13 valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine means that the burden of disease preventable by targeting high risk groups will diminish in time.
And in the years to come, it will become clear that the need for lawyers does not diminish in times of crisis; it only increases".
Intuitively, metaphysical possibilities (or historical alternatives) diminish in numbers as the time passes.
