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The similar prevalence in both strata between the two kinds of reports diminishes concern for gross under-reporting of violations in neighbor households.

An increased focus on the gold price is likely to diminish concern for a company's fundamentals, and that is not a good long-term strategy for investors.

While they succeeded in focusing funding and energy on some critical anti-poverty priorities, the other side of that coin was a diminishing concern for issues considered (by the handful of people who wrote the MDGs) less important.

The government's preoccupations after the outbreak of the French and Indian War (1754), however, diminished concern over Davies, especially when his war sermons helped rouse Virginians to defend the frontier.

For those of us who have lived through hurricanes in the Mid Atlantic states and Northeast, another psychological factor can diminish concern – the, "I've lived through this before" effect, a false sense of familiarity.

Among them, he wrote, was that regulators "were not concerned with consumer acceptance" of lap-and-shoulder restraints; were convinced that the restraints would increase safety; "did not fear additional safety risks arising from use of those belts"; "had no interest in assuring a mix of devices"; and had a diminishing concern about the cost of installing the more elaborate restraints.

A further strength is the high rate of participation, diminishing concern about potential selection biases.

According to both male and female laborers, sexual violence was of diminishing concern.

Positive results from testing of the mosquito legs also diminish concern about false-positive results from testing whole mosquitoes, which might contain recent bloodmeals with substantial viral content.

"It's counter-productive because it only serves to amplify concerns about the situation in Hong Kong, rather than diminishing concerns".

But he added that it would not diminish concerns over the department's handling of personal information.