Sentence examples for diminished requirement from inspiring English sources

Several of the iron transporters (FNP_0339, FNP_0426, FNP_0428, FNP_0531, and FNP_0769) are present in FNN but are missing in FNV; thus FNV may have a diminished requirement for iron or may occupy a different niche.

Symptomatic improvement occurred in all three, with elimination of oral foetor in one patient and diminished requirement of analgesics in the other two.

Patients requiring vasoactive drugs prior to commencement of dexmedetomidine showed diminishing requirements during the course of the study.

A screen was designed to hide emergency equipment with the joint aim of reducing women's anxieties and (through visual art) acting as a focal point of attention and distraction during labour, thus diminishing requirements for analgesia.

Constitutive overexpression of cyclin E has been shown to shorten the duration of the G1 phase, to decrease cell size, and to diminish requirements for growth factors [ 12, 17].

Later on, the concept of 'permissive hypercapnia' consistently diminished the requirement of CO2 removal as an indication for extracorporeal lung support [ 4].

Transplantation also diminished insulin requirements and decreased central obesity and fat mass.

These risks should be considered in light of the reported benefits of bolus dosing, which include diminished ESA requirements and improved anemia management [ 1– 4].

Our culture method of hEBs achieved in this study may substantially contribute to bypass or diminish the requirement for the large-scale production of hESCs/hiPSCs and to advance and ensure the quality of hEBs, such as consistent morphological and developmental characteristics (i.e., size, shape, and multi-lineage differentiation potential).

Loss of the p53 and pRB1 control systems may uncouple proliferation of the tumor cells from extracellular signals, diminishing the requirement for signaling through these pathways.

Due to their dependence on oxygen availability in their environment, fish metabolism has adapted to diminish oxygen requirements.