Sentence examples for either diminished from inspiring English sources

In the last several weeks, three stories launched elsewhere have been either diminished or disregarded by The Times.

Biochemical and immunocytochemical analysis identified that unlike normal ovarian cells which expressed high levels of hCNT1 at the apical cell surface, the transporter was either diminished in expression and/or mislocalized in cell lines of various subtypes of ovarian cancer.

In the present study, adult mice exposed to 10% oxygen for periods up to 3 wk exhibited increased myoglobin expression only in the working heart, whereas myoglobin was either diminished or unchanged in skeletal muscle groups.

This suggested that SWCNT exposure to lung epithelial cells first results in Akt activation at 12 h followed by increased Bcl-2 at 24 h, which potentially occurs via either diminished p53 signaling to Noxa [33] or blockage of BAD activity [48].

Other studies indicated that stable expression of nef may alter growth properties of human astrocytes [28] and that nef/LTR deleted viruses have either diminished neurotropism or insufficient systemic viral replication for entry into the CNS [30].

Assuming that negative emotional valence is exclusively right lateralized may result in research findings in which lateralized difference are either diminished or imperceptible.

Catching illness much earlier can either diminish the impact or neutralise the disease before symptoms appear.

Whoever espouses that notion is either diminishing the event's enormity or afraid to embrace the truth, or both.

Stress can either diminish or exacerbate the ageing process just as the ageing process can worsen or counter the effects of stress.

He may not by his interjection of the privilege either diminish his obligation to establish his qualifications, or escape the consequences exacted by the State for a failure to satisfy that obligation.

She is also interested in the potential role of social variables in either diminishing or enhancing conceptual development and future academic success.