Sentence examples for diminution of the number from inspiring English sources
The growth in performance has been matched by a growth in cost and a diminution of the number of aircraft required by civil and military customers.
It really is an inspiring example of good ideas triumphing over bad ones – or it would be, if there had been any notable diminution of the number of creationists in the last 30 years.
There is an enormous literature devoted to the effects on road safety produced by these systems, with almost all data converging on a resultant significant diminution of the number of road accident victims [18, 36].
We considered whether this decrease, likely to reflect a diminution of the number of ORN axons reaching the AL, might be responsible for the altered neuropil structure in the MβCD-treated animals.
A strong diminution of the number and size of tumor nodules was observed visually (data not shown).
Consistent with CCL2 release, after 24-hour stimulation with 50 μg/ml MSU crystals, a marked diminution of the number of CCL2-containing vesicles was observed as compared with unstimulated cells.
In contrast to the observed diminution of the absolute number of total circulating CD19+ B lymphocytes and CD19+CD23+ B cells, we found that the CD19+CD69+ B-cell subset count was normal in both survival and nonsurvival septic shock patients at ICU admission.
Other topics such as sensitivity analysis to model changes or diminution or augmentation of the number of DMUs are not examined in detail.
pKDTS2, a helper plasmid in which only the mutation in I-SceI had been corrected, also successfully promoted recombination of the mutation cassette into the genome and showed the expected diminution in the number of colonies after the induction of I-SceI expression.
Although not systematically, a diminution in the number of sudden fluorescent concentration or reversely, of fluorescent local concentration leaving the evanescent field is indeed observable upon nocodazole treatment, in TIRF microscopy image series.
In addition, in one case post-mortem examination revealed the presence of lymphoid cell infiltrate in the oesophageal myenteric plexus with diminution in the number of ganglion cells (Table 3).
