Sentence examples for diminished system from inspiring English sources

"Unilateral decisions to terminate services — such as those at Oak Forest — are driving the system and its employees down a downward spiral of continuing service cuts, dropping patient revenue, declining employee morale and diminished system effectiveness," said Frank Borgers, a health consultant for the Service Employees International Union, which represents doctors and other staff health workers.

But the new, diminished system will serve only 4,300 homes, or about one-sixth of Falluja's population, according to American and Iraqi officials.

The fact that there is a converse Dutch Book argument, as Skyrms (1987b) provides, shows that the trouble is avoided by adhering to the Rule of Conditionalization, which has virtues over the sort of diminished system of beliefs that avoids inconsistency by shunning an updating rule.

Here, we extend the reach of this seminal hypothesis to subcortical domains, whilst furnishing evidence that persistent maximal effective connectivity during optimal phase alignment might lead to diminished system performance, as evinced by motoric impairment.

This variation is not linear because the processors share resources, and, sometimes, they cannot reach the same target simultaneously, which necessitates waiting cycles and diminishes system performance.

The diminishing system turned northward through north-central Texas late on September 16 and entered southeastern Oklahoma by September 17.

Like most transplant recipients, Kainer takes daily antirejection medication and takes precautions for a diminished immune system.

"When we are in subtly stressful environments, the stress builds up and the consequences on a more benign level are irritability and a diminished immune system, but over time it can be mental illness and physical illness".

The relative opening of Chinese society has also diminished the system's effect: as more women move around the country to work, it is increasingly hard to monitor pregnancies.

The rightwing "teabagger" lobby, screaming for a shrunken government and diminished welfare system, is one (albeit disconcerting) grassroots embodiment of the kind of movement that can form quickly and spread its ideas effectively.

The government's clumsy, macabre forum shopping to the easiest venue in which to obtain the death penalty has diminished the system of justice.' The state of Virginia has 25 people on death row, including two from Prince William County and one from Fairfax County, according to government statistics.