Cell volume regressed profoundly to below sham levels, indicating the large diminution of cell size which accompanies mechanical unloading.
Our viscosity studies indicate that complex 2 does distort the structure of DNA, and, in fact, the large diminution in relative viscosity observed indicates that 2 causes a decrease in the hydrodynamic length of DNA.
More extreme cases of genome remodeling by large-scale chromatin diminution have been demonstrated in diverse eukaryotes, including ciliated protozoa, parasitic nematodes, and hagfish (Kloc and Zagrodzinska 2001).
The work and living conditions would be sufficiently hard as to fell large numbers by "natural diminution"; those that survived would be "treated accordingly".
The tectonics, dynamics, and biogeographic landscape of the early Paleozoic were dominated by the opening and expansion of one large ocean the Rheic and the diminution to terminal closure of another Iapetus.
We also operate a shredder for the first diminution of large pieces and a cutting mill for the second stage.
The large states, fearing a diminution of their influence in the legislature under this plan, opposed this proposal.
The current tenor of the educational times, with a hyper-attentiveness to a narrow range of academic pursuits and a focus on high-stakes testing, even of our very youngest students, pushes in the opposite direction, to the detriment of our children and the diminution of our larger society". Goldenberg, C., Hicks, J, & Lit, I. (2013).
Post-diminuted somatic genomes are comparable in size to genomes of related copepods that lack chromatin diminution, whereas the pre-diminuted germline genomes are 5- to 75-fold larger [ 8, 9].
In a large part of public opinion, the diminution of Belgium is not in evidence.
