After 1 week of treatment the patient reported a 20% improvement (a decrease from seven to five on visual analogical scale) and around 25% diminution in the frequency of the symptoms.
He made the comment many years ago, and the implication was that he had no intention of sticking around to witness the diminution of his own talent.
Too much ignorance about another culture, nonexistent "postwar" planning, shameful acts by some in the military (not all of whom are being held to account), and the diminution of respect for the United States around the world.
Results obtained showed that the main stages responsible for waste stabilization were the two first stages: mechanical separation and anaerobic digestion with a diminution of both RI and BMP around 40% and 60%, respectively, whereas the third stage, composting of digested materials, produced lesser biological degradation (20 30%).
Debate: Biodiversity Economic growth has contributed to the diminution of biodiversity by allowing humans to spread around the planet, and to eat and crowd out other species.
But there's no diminution in quality or excitement – dour, sardonic Renko is always a joy to be around, and the race-against-time climax, as Renko's chess-genius ward Zhenya struggles to crack the translator's code, is expertly handled.
But Steven Glenn of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, who is working on a project to document all the flora in and around New York City, said he had not seen "any diminution of ailanthus".
For years prior to 1982, we assumed the same organ-specific dose profile as in 1982, with a linear diminution in exposure back to zero in 1950, the period around which diagnostic radio isotopes were coming into medical use in UK.
"There has been no apparent diminution.
"There's a subtle diminution in prestige".
