Patients treated with posterior surgery had a statistically significant diminution in operative time and blood loss and number of units transfused.
Consider our magistrates example involving a diminution over time in the quality of the adjudications of these magistrates.
β2-adrenoceptor downregulation following chronic dosing with LABAs may result in the development of tolerance to the bronchodilatory effects of LABAs [ 16], and previous studies have shown the diminution in efficacy over time in other bronchodilators, including salmeterol [ 17].
This association was not seen at later ages, suggesting a diminution over time.
The diminution of inventory causes diminution in the mean residence times of both loops, but the ratio between up- and down-wards flows in the reactor appeared independent of the reactor inventory.
In contrast, in nontreated infected mice, trophozoites were scarce and, at all times of postinfection tested, looked smaller and with a circular morphology), while in MPL-treated and infected mice, standing trophozoites showed a diminution in size regardless of postinfection time and 4(d)).
One of these is the market value test that measures damages by the diminution in the goods' value between the time of dispatch and the time of actual delivery.
Still, it's hard to read his luminous and horizon-expanding "Age of Wonder" without feeling some sense of diminution in our own imaginatively circumscribed times.
In HeLa and SiHa cells treated with PTX + CIS the percentage of SA-β-Gal was significantly lower (22.9 ± 7.5% and 27.2 ± 5.4%, respectively) which represents a 3.6 and 3-times lower diminution in relationship to senescence induced by CIS alone (P < 0.001).
(a) Diminution in Rad53 hyper-phosphorylation at indicated time-periods in a set2Δ after phleomycin treatment.
However, HF rats had a slow and progressive diminution in hypothalamic apo A-IV mRNA over time that became significantly lower than that of LF or CHOW rats by 10 wk.
