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The long-term consequences of parasite infection in one's early years go beyond diminished growth and include impaired cognitive performance (Berkman et al. 2002).

Additionally, to the best of our knowledge, our study is the first to have demonstrated that GO could provoke apoptosis of erythroid cells through oxidative stress in E14.5 fetal liver erythroid cells and in vivo administration of GO-diminished erythroid population in spleen, associated with disordered erythropoiesis in mice.

Stymied and drinking too much, he eventually took up an actor friend's invitation to go to Turkey, where diminished distractions permitted him to finish a book that had seemed unpublishable.

The high comorbidity with other psychiatric disorders (e.g. conduct disorder) and the resulting deficits in social competences that often go along with a diminished quality of social contacts must be stressed.

We go on to demonstrate that this diminished suppressive effect of Tregs in SSc is associated with markedly lower expression of the activation marker CD69.

This irrational optimism rears its head when days go by and I scarcely notice a diminished whistling.

Even if things go well, it could yield weakened American alliances and influence, a more anemic presence overseas, a diminished capacity to project power, fewer options and allies in the Middle East, and an increased threat of terrorism.

But, for all that, she will go before the September 11th commission a chastened and somewhat diminished figure.

And if the owner cares little about the cost savings of fewer fill-ups, surely the diminished frequency of those stops won't go unappreciated.

"His veto power is going to be seriously diminished".

"It will be a diminished job going forward.