Apavartanā (diminution) – In this case, there is subsequent decrease in duration and intensity of the karmas due to positive emotions and feelings.
The diminution of this positive feedback loop is of immense clinical significance.
The costs of the diminution in this earning power were calculated for the 2000 American birth cohort, using available data on the number of male and female births in 2000 [ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) 2002a].
Further, treatments with XAV939, ADP-HPD and XAV939/ADP-HPD combined, resulted in diminution of this high molecular weight pool of DNA-PKcs, as well as a corresponding accumulation of DNA-PKcs degradation products compared to the DMSO treated controls.
The analysis of the skin colour revealed a significant reduction of skin luminance (L* value) with age, which is in concordance with previous studies that reported a diminution of this parameter with age on the face of female subjects [ 37, 38].
Berlin termed this "negative liberty" and warned against its diminution; Breyer calls this "modern liberty".
Intriguingly, while SIN1 WT and SIN1 T86E completely rescued Akt T450 phosphorylation, this was not the case for SIN1 T86A; however, this diminution was not as marked as that observed for Akt S473 phosphorylation.
The mammalian retina shows a background of activity in the dark, so that on- and off-effects are manifest as accentuations or diminutions of this normal discharge.
You can see this diminution in the language TEEB reports use: they talk of "natural capital stock", of "underperforming natural assets" and "ecosystem services".
Perhaps, as Justice Alito notes, some people may find the "tradeoff" of privacy for convenience "worthwhile," or come to accept this "diminution of privacy" as "inevitable," and perhaps not.
