Sentence examples for diminishing the availability from inspiring English sources
I know that political forces on the right are determined to restrict access to abortion and to vilify the legal procedure, even if it means diminishing the availability of other health services that help women and children.
SOD has a significant protective effect by diminishing the availability of O2−.
Although legislators say that Airbnb is diminishing the availability of affordable housing in New York, Lehane argued that the platform allows middle class families to earn extra income.
A second mode of response occurred with increasing qTotalVEGF,Normal, beginning with an elevated [V]IS,Normal which promoted VEGFR2-VEGF165-NRP1 formation, thereby diminishing the availability of free NRP1 to bind free sVEGFR1.
Although antioxidants are generally considered protective for cells, this same Nrf2-driven induction of endogenous antioxidant enzymes meant to maintain intracellular redox homeostasis and limit oxidative damage may also have a negative impact on insulin secretion by diminishing the availability of ROS, such as hydrogen peroxide (H2O2).
Climate change has steadily diminished the availability of Chinook salmon, the whales' main food source.
Considering that anions such as sulfide or phosphate can precipitate and diminish the availability of several essential TEs, the presence of obscuring levels of precipitates and respectively altered TE bioavailability can explain inconsistent reports.
In addition, the war has greatly diminished the availability of seeds for Syrian farmers.
"During 2015, unusually warm, dry weather throughout western Montana and North Idaho diminished the availability of natural foods for bears, which has resulted in a dramatic increase in conflicts between bears and humans.
Therefore, enhancement of α-cleavage in vivo may diminish the availability of full-length PrPC for conversion into PrPSc.
The first of these, the "aggregation toxicity" hypothesis, suggests that mutant SOD1 becomes misfolded and oligomerized to form intracellular aggregates, which then diminish the availability of essential proteins for normal cellular function.
