Sentence examples for expect a diminished from inspiring English sources
After the experiential vividness of Auerbach's stories, one might expect a diminished sense of reality in Murphy's novel, but that is never the case.
Hence, one may expect a diminished proinflammatory response of NE after systemic administration.
This is a noteworthy observation, since on first hand one would expect a diminished activation pattern in auditory cortex due to the division of attentional resources.
Since in MTLE + P both NGF and TrkA are in low levels, we could expect a diminished trophic tone, for instance, in mossy fiber sprouting, as we indeed noticed in previous studies [ 7, 9].
Also, the effect of age at educational attainment is pointed out: The lower age at educational attainment, the lower effect of education on health later in life, given that one should expect a diminishing effect of education over the lifespan.
In this context, we expect a diminishing capacity to assign the correct taxonomic terms to marine species, and increasingly inaccurate taxonomy from one generation to the next.
Along the same line, we expect a diminishing return of mutation effect in the Early populations and conversely mutations of high effect in the Late populations [ 63, 64].
As we expected, a diminished cholesterol efflux was observed in the absence of LRP1 due to the low level of ABCA1 expression.
Like spouses, many fiancés can expect a substantially diminished financial future.
Interest in PON1 arises from the hypothesis that individuals with low serum activity of this enzyme would be expected to have a diminished ability to metabolise organophosphates.
The reason is that guaranteeing allocation to the most favorable projects under strategyproofness comes at a price of a diminished expected number of implemented projects.
