Sentence examples for diminution increases from inspiring English sources

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Such markers could be the neck diameter, whose diminution increases the risk of overirradiation [ 4, 5].

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Consequently, the service time (cell residence time) of calls that end their service in the cell where they were originated is, in general, considerable smaller (greater) than the mean UST (CDT), resulting in a diminution (increase) on the mean value of the CHTn.

Developing a proficient sustainable agriculture under current context of major global threats (climate change, water scarcity, biodiversity diminution) combined with increasing population growth represents an imperative for conceiving a logical and consistent strategy planned to ensure the food and livelihood security.

"in mental functions something is to be distinguished a quota of affect or a sum of excitation which possesses all the characteristics of a quantity (though we have no means of measuring it) which is capable of increase, diminution, displacement and discharge, and which is spread over the memory-traces of ideas somewhat as an electric charge is spread over the surface of a body.

Despite the increasing diminution of state ownership, the government retains prerogative powers through dominant shareholder right and the ability to appoint key positions in joint stock companies operating in key industrial sectors (Vuong, 2014).

Time continued to pass, to mount, with no increase or diminution of either urgency or desperation.

It says that uncontrolled diminution in power generation "increased the flow on the main Victorian interconnector [Heywood] to make up the deficit, and resulted in the interconnector overloading".

Such a pattern clearly represents an overall increase or diminution of the configuration as results from isometric size change.

Marsh admitted that, "we cannot measure the value of any one of these elements in climatic disturbance, raising or lowering of temperatures, increase or diminution of humidity".

Because glycocalyx diminution leads to an increased capillary permeability, fluid loss toward the interstitial space, commonly considered to be a loss toward the "third space," is one major consequence of ESL degradation.

Most of the time, this cost is reflected as a diminution of immune efficiency, increasing the risk of infection [37], [38], [39] or of co-lateral autoimmune damages due to non-specific ROS production mainly by innate immune cells [40], [41].

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