Sentence examples for has a diminished from inspiring English sources

The river has a diminished fish population as a result.

The researchers discovered that in people with dyslexia, the brain has a diminished ability to acclimate to a repeated input — a trait known as neural adaptation.

The median household income hovers just above the poverty level at $14,875 a year and this friendly place has a diminished feel, but football has provided a celebrative distraction.

The show highlights art that reflects changing attitudes toward the circus from the early 20th century, when the big top and its three rings were an essential part of American culture, to today, when the circus has a diminished, even nostalgic, status.

Again, that's a department that has a diminished capacity to actually respond to crime or investigate crime, or to even distinguish innocence or guilt.

It is also possible that the second-order system has a diminished response in the periphery at lower spatial frequencies.

Moreover, the number of others is important, such that more bystanders leads to less assistance, although the impact of each additional bystander has a diminishing impact on helping.

Positive feedback has a diminishing half-life.

"Quantitative easing works, but it has a diminishing return," Soros said.

The effect of premium subsidies has a diminishing margin, while the cost is marginally increasing (Glauber 2004).

The minimum introduction of worker cross-training has the most significant improvement from no cross-training, and the subsequent increase of the cross-training has a diminishing return.