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Cutting back on The A.P. will surely diminish the capability of America's broadest source of dependable news available to thousands of media that cannot provide the great coverage displayed daily in The New York Times.

Less rounded sands have greater inter-particle frictional resistance that may diminish the capability of roots to displace surrounding particles during growth.

The Democrats' foreign policy – defined by a series of actions designed to appease our enemies and diminish the capability and morale of our military men and women – is profoundly dangerous.

These findings suggested that 4T1CM diminished the capability of macrophages to mount a pro-inflammatory response.

Thus, the genipin-cross-linking would not diminish the capability of the silk sericin/PVA films to adsorb proteins for biological signaling.

Addition of acidified serum resulted in turbidity at 640 nm due to the presence of precipitated hyaluronan which was monitored spectrophotometrically; any neutralizing antibody in the plasma sample diminished the capability of rHuPH20 activity to lower the turbidity.

Both HEWL macromolecule as well as surfactant molecules are positively charged (HEWL pI is about 11 [ 50, 51]) at pH of 7.7, which diminishes the capability of binding with each other.

It formally split with the NPA in 1991, and factionalism within both groups diminished the capabilities of each.

"Many officials and politicians in Mexico are of the opinion that legalizing marijuana would diminish the capabilities of organized crime and therefore lead to less violence...this would not be the case", Mike Vigil, a former chief of international operations at the Drug Enforcement Administration (the DEA), told VICE News.

The interaction of Cav-1 with integrin β1 and with Src may reduce the cell cell contact, thus diminishing the survival capability in CavS cells under suspension condition, as greater apoptosis was only observed in CavS cells upon suspension but not under attachment conditions.

"It was a way of diminishing the natural capabilities and intelligence of the people," says Katzew.