Sentence examples for diminished to less from inspiring English sources

Leo F. Mullin, chairman and chief executive of Delta Air Lines and an opponent of the deal, said his estimate of its chances of success had diminished to less than 50-50.

However by 6 hours, expression was significantly diminished to less than half of the uninhibited control, just as omi was increasing back up to control levels.

While L2 levels decreased to ∼30% the input for wild type virions during the first 8 h of infection, levels of mutant L2 were greatly diminished to less than 1% of input (Fig. 6C, black bars).

Under these conditions, β-carotene concentration diminished to less than 50% of the initial content within 2 h.

Heparin was used to maintain activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) around 50 seconds once postoperative blood loss had diminished to less than 50 ml·h-1.

41 The 2 most frequently occurring, treatment-related AEs, headache and blepharoptosis, diminished to less than 1% after the third treatment.

In October or November the discharge diminishes to less than 10 percent of the maximum.

Alternatively, if the score is below 3, the posterior probability of having MRSA diminishes to less than 25%.

If you assume that the public benefits more or less equally from charitable spending and taxable spending, that sounds like a good deal.However, as these studies have become more sophisticated, the consensus estimate of the tax-price elasticity has diminished to significantly less than one.

Tang et al. [ 49] measured the pH of the thoracic and abdominal mid gut of the sand fly Lutzomyia longipalpis concluding that before blood feeding, the pH is neutral in the thoracic mid gut and is alkaline in the abdominal mid gut and thereafter it diminishes to 6.8 or less.

The English Homicide Act of 1957 also recognizes diminished responsibility, though to less effect.