Sentence examples for generally lessen from inspiring English sources

Time will generally lessen the interest of every attachment not within the daily circle.

We tested the hypothesis that such efforts may more generally lessen the application of stereotypic knowledge in other (non-gendered) domains.

In light of these considerations, it seems more likely that DaPKC alleles partially rescue ept phenotypes not because they specifically affect the endocytic uptake of one or two apical-membrane proteins (e.g. Crb and Notch), but because they generally lessen the endocytic uptake of a spectrum of proteins that are otherwise trapped in the late-endosome of ept mutant cells.

The results in this study support the expected performance of the modified spillway chute: the addition of the baffle blocks generally lessened the depth and impact of entry.

Have the new versions of Windows 10 been horrific debacles, fraught with bugs and generally lessening code quality?

While the episodic disorders associated with paediatric migraine have been described over some time [14 17], the difficulties in obtaining accurate histories from small children, and a generally lessened interest in premonitory symptoms, apart from one study in a clinic population [18], have resulted in little data in the literature.

It's important to note that the side effects of these drugs have generally lessened since I started taking them in 2002.

Using a dataset of about 5000 amino acids and 7 taxa, Barthélémy et al. did not recover a clear positioning of the chaetognath taxon in the phylogenetic tree, despite the use of improved inference methods, in particular the site-heterogenous CAT model that generally lessens the problem of long-branch attraction [ 22].

And the final third have symptoms all their lives, at times increasing in severity, although schizophrenia seems, generally, to lessen gradually over the years.

In deep anaesthsia, for example, considerable deflection of needle was generally observed, lessening gradually as the animal regained consciousness.

The results are discussed in relation to the idea that preferred musical pieces, although not generally beneficial in lessening skilled reaching impairments, may normalize the balance between visual and proprioceptive guidance of skilled reaching.