Sentence examples for indicator of diminished from inspiring English sources
Interestingly enough, the Shortest-Path length distribution grossly remains a bimodal (with the same maxima at distances 2 and 4) that however exhibits a long tail, a clear indicator of diminished network navigability that results from eliminating shortcuts given by indirect interactions.
When the UF008/SAP mice were re-exposed to a standard LD12∶12 photoperiod, 5 of 9 failed to re-entrain, a further indicator of diminished circadian system photosensitivity.
The rats also tended to have extra forearm movement reversals (extra fore-aft movements of the forelimb that occurred while reaching that were usually unsuccessful reaches, and thus an indicator of diminished fine motor coordination), as previously described and depicted [ 20, 25].
In recent years, an increasing share of wages in aggregated income per se has ceased to be an indicator of diminishing income concentration, since the rise of top wages in English-speaking economies has been a driving force of the sharp increase in top income shares.
For it is an indicator of how diminished is the radical centrism that David Cameron's coalition government once promised and of which he is the last undaunted exponent.The battering comes from all sides.
Commodity prices are considered an indicator of inflation, which diminishes the value of fixed-income securities.
Student: Because of diminishing marginal utility.
I'm kind of diminishing my lecture.
Instead of diminishing, magnify.
Consider the law of diminishing returns.
