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Furthermore, patients are often interviewed several weeks after becoming ill, when recall of basic foods consumed is limited, and even more diminished for specific details, such as tomato type or ingredients within prepared dishes.

It has also been reported that patients without cardiovascular disease but with risk factors, had a brachial artery vasodilatation response diminished when compared with a normal population, and if they had a peripheral artery disease the response was even more diminished compared with the positive risk factor population.

He also revealed that money owed to creditors under any previous agreements will now be even more diminished than first promised.

But that pain of the sequester was quickly forgotten because last month's government shutdown caused even more harm by diminishing these services even more.

It's a neat little feature playing Destiny on the loo is truly the mark of a civilized man but it has even more of a diminishing effect on Vita's uniqueness and prowess as a platform than the old rallying cry of a "PS2 in your pocket".

It's a neat little feature – playing Destiny on the loo is truly the mark of a civilised man – but it has even more of a diminishing effect on Vita's uniqueness and prowess as a platform than the old rallying cry of a "PS2 in your pocket".

In contrast, the sympathetic component takes much more time to fully develop and even more so to diminish [ 81].

Therefore, it might be possible that combining dietary n-3 PUFA with low levels of AA can be even more effective in diminishing cellular AA than increasing dietary n-3 FA alone.

Even if the next 12 months brings yet more diminishing returns for the big-budget blockbuster, we're unlikely to see a drastic shift in the industry.

If, on the other hand, the particle reaches the gap a short time after the voltage has fallen through zero, its speed is diminished, and the radius of its orbit is diminished even more, so that it takes less time to reach the gap again, arriving like the other particle at a time closer to that at which it receives no acceleration.

The control group of health participants had the best indices of quality of life, which seemed to be the least affected by the presence of physical pain only (LBP); quality of life diminished more in the presence of psychological disruption (PTSD), while it diminished even more in some dimensions in patients who suffered from both psychical and physical problems (PTSD and LBP).