Sentence examples for diminishing differences from inspiring English sources

We noted that some cut-points were distinctively different and could influence results by diminishing differences assumed to exist within groups.

Once a society has embarked on industrialization, for example, a whole syndrome of related changes, from mass mobilization to diminishing differences in gender roles, is likely to appear.

This suggests the DPP excluded GDM women with the highest risk for diabetes progression, possibly diminishing differences in GRS between women with and without GDM.

These results are in accordance with Yang and colleagues, who demonstrated diminishing differences on mRNA level from passage 1 to 2 between normal and OA chondrocytes [ 41].

We hypothesised that this would represent a specific aspect of recovery in a forensic context, and increasing concordance (diminishing differences between staff and patient ratings) would also predict conditional discharge.

Concordance, a measure of agreement between the clinician and patient ratings, improved from high to medium to low secure and minimal secure groups, with increasing concordance (diminishing differences) signaling the likelihood of discharge.

But it's also supposed to lift students out of their circumstances, diminishing difference.

In this study, a trend toward a diminishing difference in the status of GPs versus that of specialists was seen.

Further, the occurrence of an extreme drought event during the second year diminished differences between the fragmented and reference landscapes, thereby leading to greater homogeneity of the microclimate across the edge environments.

The combination of MPB-and-SB-caused canopy mortality has diminished differences in overstory basal area composition of riparian and upland stands, making them more structurally similar than prior to the beetle outbreaks.

These factors, however, would tend to diminish differences by WIC status, and therefore differences observed may be underestimated.