Sentence examples for have a diminution from inspiring English sources

It has been previously shown that p53 TSD /− mice have a diminution of adult stem cells in diverse tissues such as bone marrow, brain, and testes.

All women had a diminution in the amount of amniotic fluid leakage with an increase in amniotic fluid index.

"You have a general diminution of union leadership that was focused on defending workers by any means necessary," said Jerry Tucker, a longtime U.A.W. militant.

But if fees were reduced and that was the only thing that happened, it would be very difficult and you would have a huge diminution of universities.

One possible interpretation of these data is that patients with RA have a premature diminution of thymic production.

The results showed that the reduction of attentional resources overall caused a decrease in Pe amplitude, especially in the late stage of Pe, which had a significant diminution in amplitude.

"I have seen a diminution of respect toward our crews in general," said Gary Hopson, a conductor on Amtrak's New York-to-Boston route.

The consequences have included a diminution of the curatorial staff from five when Deitch began to two when he left.

Similarly, experimental studies have shown a diminution in antioxidant activity in patients with osteoporosis [ 9, 10].

The immunologic effect is unclear, but different studies have reported a diminution of systemic inflammation and a diminution of cytokines decompartmentalization [ 3].

Finally, introgression of nuclear genes from P. lessonae into the P. ridibundus genome could also have caused a diminution of ridibundus-like call characteristics.