The study, whose participants were aged 50 to 71, found that 11% and 16% of deaths in men and women, respectively, would have been less likely with diminished red meat intake.
Steadily, the pile of grizzly meat diminished, not so the moose.
Lambs are tethered next to men with long knives who slaughter them and hang the carcasses from hooks, hacking them into a steadily diminishing mess of blood and meat and bone and fat by day's end.
Both have since turned into leaner meat as time has diminished the available "surprise" arbitrage.
The number of meat-related businesses has diminished over two decades, the planners say, but those that remain still constitute a major presence.
The economic base was modernized; the role of agriculture diminished, with most Dutch farmers producing dairy, meat, and horticultural products for the market; and trade and shipping were revived in the face of fiercely competitive conditions.
The more stringent AFS-spec approach was able to reduce the false-positive rate of "buffalo reads" substantially to 0.07%, but only at the expense of a markedly diminished accuracy for quantification of the real meat components (Table 3).
The meat was fine, but the accompaniments diminished the dish: very bland cabbage rolls stuffed with rice and spinach, and leaden potato salad with cubed cooked carrots, chunks of raw apple and golden raisins.
Treat him like any other hired piece of meat and his contribution is likely to be sharply diminished.
And boiling, which diminishes just about any meat dish except pot-au-feu, doesn't harm the dog's salty, meaty, cushy pleasures in the least.
