Sentence examples for effect of the diminished from inspiring English sources

The most obvious effect of the diminished ranks of nongovernmental groups was a far more serious tone.

He says that Zhao's results are not just a direct effect of the diminished unwanted electric field, but also because the reoriented gallium nitride reduces unwanted electron-hole interactions that produce heat instead of light.

The academy is also intended to give a concrete boost to music education, which is held to be in serious decline: both a cause and an effect of the diminishing stature of classical music.

If the national movement's initial phase arose from exile, and the second was focussed on the territories occupied in the Six-Day War, a budding third phase seems to be emerging from the combined effect of the diminishing prospects for a negotiated two-state settlement, and the increasingly blurred borders between Arabs and Jews in the territory.

Furthermore, we observe the effect of the diminishing returns of link frequency.

This illustrates the effect of the diminishing returns to scale on link qualities: the large number of extra services Dover-Calais carry less weight than the difference in the number of service providers.

Even amongst the people who found antidepressants helpful, seven reported that the effect of the medication diminished over time and asked explicit questions of others about this.

During the tabular analysis, adjustment for the effect of DDT diminished the association between RTC and most of the independent variables of this study.

The effect of DMR diminished with increasing humidity of the climate.

Last month, William G. Young, the federal judge presiding in Boston over the criminal case against Richard C. Reid, a British citizen accused of trying to detonate a bomb in his shoe on a trans-Atlantic flight, noted that the very establishment of those tribunals "has the effect of diminishing the American jury, once the central feature of American justice".

The Voting Rights Act of 1965, renewed by Congress in 2006, prohibits states from imposing any qualification for voting "that has the purpose of or will have the effect of diminishing the ability of any citizens of the United States on account of race or color".