Sentence examples for diminished secondary from inspiring English sources

At the center of the painting, the young saint outshines the emperor, who seems diminished, secondary, frightened, and helpless, even as he extends the index finger of authority.

In theory, that strategy makes sense: if the Jets feel exposed at cornerback, increasing their pressure would be a way of preventing the quarterback from dissecting the diminished secondary.

To ease the burden on their diminished secondary, the Jets must find a way on first and second downs to stop a San Francisco rushing attack that averages 5.4 yards a carry.

Although investigated extensively in vitro, the study of the BH3 domain alone inside cells is more problematic because of diminished secondary structure of the unconstrained peptide and a lack of stability.

First, the patient should be treated according to an ABC approach to diminish secondary organ damage.

The patient is first treated to secure airway, breathing and circulation to diminish secondary organ damage.

23 Physiotherapy aims at restoring range of motion and strengthening the neck musculature, 24 probably diminishing secondary musculoskeletal problems, although the mechanism of pain reduction is unclear.

It has also shifted away from financially untenable productions with large casts, and diminished its secondary mission of producing shows that explore the Jewish heritage.

However, and in accordance with our present point of view, the situation appears more complicated, since lipid peroxidation can also be a secondary consequence of mitochondrial dysfunction, and a support of mitochondrial integrity and electron flux should diminish the secondary formation of free radicals.

During time averaging process, these two counter-rotating vortices are canceled out each other diminishing a secondary flow but they still enhance the wall heat transfer.

Before 2002, the ecosystem exhibited synchronous behaviour: declining stream flow, decreasing lake levels, thickening lake ice cover, decreasing primary production in lakes and streams, and diminishing soil secondary production.