Sentence examples for for a diminution from inspiring English sources

"That could result in a claim by the tenant for a diminution of services," Mr. Abramson said.

Obama's critics blame him for a diminution of American prestige — of the country's influence, respect, and power.

As David Held (2003, 478) notes, "a cosmopolitan polity does not call for a diminution per se of state power and capacity across the globe.

Fewer phycobilisomes, the main light-harvesting complexes for PS II in the vegetative cells [ 75], could account for a diminution of O2-evolving activity of PS II in heterocysts.

Ross and colleagues proposed that a dispositional trait of Asian ancestry is responsible for a diminution of 5α-reductase activity, and that the lower prevalence of prostate cancer among Japanese men results from decreased exposure of prostate tissue to DHT.

Knee joint plasma extravasation resulting from peripheral nerve stimulation is sensory afferent-dependent with no contribution from sympathetic efferents, which are, in fact, responsible for a diminution in plasma extravastion (Ferrell & Russell, 1986).

If the Tuesday superstition is still operating, there is, for Friday, a diminution in belief with respect to the situation depicted by Federici.

The price you pay for this is a diminution of the comedy.

For the TMT, a diminution in the number of perseverations was observed after training in both groups (main effect of Time, Table 4).

Mr Cruickshank's readers are left to ponder whether the main reason for its decline was a diminution of demand or greater economic opportunities for women.

Right to the end there was never a lapse in his diaries for the Guardian, never a diminution in their quality throughout, or in the precise love of locality they projected, and the solace they gave us.