Sentence examples for diminishes ability from inspiring English sources

Transduction of wild-type hepatocytes with this construct diminishes ability to resolve ER stress, consistent with that observed following the loss of Lrh-1 or Plk3.

Remains the big watch despite the diminished ability to take the opposition apart with one of those barnstorming runs.

Exacerbating this will be the diminished ability of governments to borrow, even at home, without indexing debt to major currencies.

But tonight left him lagging in delegates and with a diminished ability to make that case, failing to meet his own campaign's best-case scenarios.

Coming across a list of the symptoms of depression, he ticks off four: insomnia; feelings of worthlessness; diminished ability to think; recurrent thoughts of suicide.

It was little wonder that governments across the Middle East viewed with alarm the transformation of the public discourse and their diminishing ability to regulate it.

Underground needle exchanges are less effective than legal ones because of the threat of arrest and a diminished ability to raise money.

Now this community finds itself in a global spotlight that has focused attention on Pakistan's rigid blasphemy laws and its diminished ability to protect religious minorities.

This can be particularly useful in patients who have an impaired immune system and a diminished ability to fight viral infections, especially those with AIDS.

But the insurgents have a diminished ability to intimidate hospital staffs into caring for them directly and dwindling support among fellow Sunni Arabs, including doctors, the officials said.

But researchers agree that Alzheimer's smolders in the brain a decade or more before memory loss or diminished ability to reason.