Sentence examples for gains diminished from inspiring English sources

But the market for these credits, and Russia's potential economic gains, diminished sharply when the United States, which would have been a major buyer of credits, pulled out.

For example, a review of three leading preschool pilot programs notes that although participants' test-score gains diminished over time, these participants were much likelier to finish high school and enter college than other students.

Despite another menu expansion in 1985, the company's market gains diminished due to neglect of the brand at the hands of then-parent Pillsbury and its successors, Grand Metropolitan and Diageo.

In scenario 2, CLO also enables to serve more users with the same perceived quality, although in this case the gains diminish for increasing number of users.

In the higher capacity regime, resource partitioning gains diminish because macro UEs achieving high capacities typically lie outdoors, well protected from interfering HeNBs through walls, so that the dominant interference for such macro UEs originates from other eNBs.

The increased gain diminished over time, but the peak gain did not equalize with that of the controls, even after 15 months.

Of course, considerations relating to hypoglycaemia, weight gain, diminished life-expectancy or adherence may well justify higher targets in selected individuals.

The gain diminishes as the SNR increases since the effect of the noise components is reduced.

We can see that the ICI BF still shows gain at high mobility over MRT BF, but the gain diminishes for medium to low mobility.

For low data rate requirements the CLO gain diminishes, as there is an excess of available resources to serve all users with excellent quality.

Initially, the JT scheme under semi-distributed architecture offers the highest achievable sum rate; however, this gain diminishes quickly as control channel unreliability over the access link grows.