The third member of the pace attack here, Peter Siddle, is a workhorse but one whose impact invariably diminishes over a long series.
Lung transplantation ostensibly, albeit by no means invariably, diminishes or delays deaths of IPF patients, although the procedure itself is also associated with a finite inherent mortality [36].
Our laboratory [13] further demonstrated that this brain stem site is the origin of the life-and-death signal that invariably diminishes or disappears to reflect failure of the central cardiovascular regulatory machinery before brain stem death in critically ill patients [7].
The region most affected in the cn/cn mutant was the hypertrophic zone of the physis which was invariably considerably diminished in extent compared with non-affected cn/+littermates.
Preclinical studies almost invariably show diminishing efficacy with increasing pathology at initiation of treatment.
His deviations are invariably diminishments.
"Against Love" invariably depicts the diminishing of sexual desire as a loss, and although it is a taboo of contemporary culture to admit to feeling otherwise, this was not always the case: it isn't hard to see why women exhausted by years of dangerous childbearing might happily have greeted the ebbing of sexual desire, particularly that of their partner.
It's not just that they are often sombre occasions, such as funerals; even the happiest events - weddings, anniversaries, births - can be diminished by the fact that they are invariably celebrated in the back end of beyond.
When applied to injuries older than 4 weeks, the same treatments have almost invariably failed to overcome the obstacles posed by the neurons' diminished capacity for regeneration and by the increasing hostility to growth of the terrain at and beyond the injury site.
Myocardial contraction abnormalities are invariably present in DCM patients, visible as hypokinetic to dyskinetic wall motion, diminished to absent systolic wall thickening, and a variable degree of ventricular dyssynchrony often with abnormal systolic motion of the interventricular septum and apical rocking (Movie 3).
