Sentence examples for diminished power to from inspiring English sources

We are moving into a multipolar world, where the United States and its allies will have diminished power to secure the peace.

Our study also shares the limitations of all subgroup analyses, especially when performed post hoc, including diminished power to detect real differences, increase in the variance around the mean estimate, and increasing statistical likelihood of a false finding.

We found that the LD level between the low frequency and low frequency alleles, particularly low frequency and common alleles is low, which implies that using variants in the chips has diminished power to detect causal SNPs with low allele frequency which are not printed in the Chips.

Furthermore, health policy research came to be perceived as a threat by the Ministry of Health, in the context of its diminished power to steer the health sector as a whole.

However, GWAS can suffer from problems such as confounding due to genetic background, or diminishing power to find associations for rare alleles [ 5].

Local authorities have diminishing powers to intervene, and the pressure of more exacting accountability measures (often with dire consequences for heads whose schools can't meet them) means the temptation to admit the easiest and reject the hardest to teach is unparalleled.

Despite diminished power with IBL60 due to a smaller sample size, the dose effect remained significant.

"Statecraft is still preoccupied with the levers of spies and force," despite "a diminishing power of violence to sustain governance in the modern world": Like America's original founders, those who marched for civil rights reduced power to a human scale.

Examining data from a very large longitudinal population study of over 10 000 people aged 65 and over (the 3 City Study, Montpellier), we observed the plasma biomarker Aβ42 to have the largest SD likely to diminish power.

As a result, most unions, under pressure from increasingly angry activists and diminishing power and membership, drifted to the left and lost patience with their traditional allies in Labour.

But, perhaps due to the diminishing power of unions, or the Sarkozy government's resolute will to win the arm-wrestling contest, the reforms passed.