"Automation would mean that any qualified member of staff could act as train captain, diminishing the disruption caused by strikes," it said.
In humans, low-dose exposure of pesticides is being linked to immune suppression, hormone disruption, diminished intelligence, and reproductive and neural abnormalities (Aktar et al. 2009).
BB-94 was also useful to diminish BBB disruption and intracranial pressure in rats infected with heat-killed N. meningitidis [ 11].
Cancer patients routinely develop symptoms consistent with profound circadian disruption, which causes circadian disruption diminished quality of life.
While he could work on a paper notepad, with a pen (as he did in writing his first book), his ability (for him) to remain in touch was diminished by the disruption in the constant ease of technological access he'd become accustomed to.
Yet the U.S. negotiating team still refuses to agree to the cuts necessary to avert climate disruption, undermining the negotiations and diminishing our country in the eyes of the world.
Two of the seven global targets focus on reducing direct disaster-induced economic loss and diminishing disaster damage to critical infrastructure as well as disruption of basic services by 2030.
Although the relaxation technique did not enhance positive affect, it was effective in diminishing negative affect, which had been previously linked to disruptions of immune system function [ 9].
After the initial injection, there were no retinal cystic changes or significant retinal thickening on optical coherence tomography (OCT) at the subsequent visits, yet the patient periodically reported visual deterioration and had objectively diminished visual acuity with disruption of photoreceptor anatomy on OCT (Fig. 2a).
Since actin is a major component generating traction forces against a substrate and is involved in cell-cell linkages via cadherins, it is not unexpected that actin disruption also diminishes cell-cell contractile force.
