Sentence examples for diminution in terms of from inspiring English sources
'All the indications so far on the mediation of uninsured claims suggest there are going to be a number of sticking points, and one will be the question of diminution in terms of property value,' he says.
"I don't see that there's been much diminution of effort or emphasis in terms of the work done on foreign policy," Diller added, citing Lugar's continued work on Nunn-Lugar monitoring, a foreign aid reform bill and a new NATO expansion bill.
These intermediate results showed an clearly benefit of AEAP in terms of detection, diminution of admissions in ICU and mortality rates in patients without LTS without any changes in process indicators.
The diminution of such land use conflicts in terms of a regional management of environment and natural resources requires the knowledge of the response of the landscape balance to land use changes.
With antiangiogenic therapies, we are seeing tumors that appear to respond to therapy in terms of a diminution of contrast enhancement, however the tumor appears to be still present, a phenomenon called 'pseudoresponse'pseudoresponse
The formulae require as inputs (i) information about the number, location and size of the habitat patches for several time steps to quantify landscape dynamics in terms of patch destruction, diminution or shifting rates and (ii) data on species traits such as their vulnerability to environmental variation and their dispersal ability to quantify local colonisation and extinction rates.
These results are interpreted in terms of specific mass changes due to diminution of O coverage concomitant with increasing halide coverage as a function of potential and Cl− or Br− concentration.
Three-month EAA supplementation (8 g/d) improved their physical capacity in terms of number of steps/day by 78.6% whereas subjects on placebo tended to have step diminution (−7.8%).
Circe speaks with a fiercely declamatory voice and presents an operatic grandeur similar to Anna Magnani's; her story has a comic element, in its diminution of human affairs to mere playthings of the gods — yet she praises those men who can, like an immortal, treat destiny with indifference, and she defines mankind in terms of a quality foreign to the immortals, memory.
