Sentence examples for diminished open from inspiring English sources

Head down, eyes smarting, he was pacing the diminished open space between cubicles when Bobby called to cancel that week's appointment.

The effects of several of these mutations, including D76N, were confirmed by Sesti et al., who showed that the mutant channels had lower unitary currents and diminished open probabilities, but only minor changes in ionic permeability [27].

The Santa Monica paella bar, Taberna Arros y Vi, much diminished, opened without him.

One would authorize the borrowing of $200 million to save some of what's left of the state's rapidly diminishing open space.

Nonetheless, it said that Bonneville's policy "significantly diminishes open access to transmission" and imposed conditions on the wind operators "that are not comparable to those it provides itself".

However, in the presence of forskolin, quercetin significantly diminished Isc (open circles as in Figure 2(b)) unlike that observed during basal conditions (open circles as in Figure 2(a)).

Without a certain level of wind erosion, opportunities for establishment of early-stage, species-rich vegetation types are diminished and open-sand habitat decreases by encroachment of the surrounding grassland vegetation.

Would the ability for TED to connect people and make things happen be diminished by opening the doors and starting to share some of content with web viewers.

However, at the highest N LP values, the increase of the surface area may be counteracted by the coalescence of large aggregates, which will ultimately diminish the open porosity of the CEs.

We consider that the main factor interfering with head reduction is intra-articular tissue; therefore other factors, particularly those on the posterior aspects of the hip joint, may gradually diminish after open reduction and mobilisation after cast removal.

During relaxation recorded in an eyes-closed resting condition, alpha activity in the EEG is dominant in posterior scalp regions and is markedly diminished when individuals open their eyes, perhaps reflecting widespread communication of cortical and thalamo-cortical interactions to aid information processing of visual input [ 36, 37].