Sentence examples for long been diminished from inspiring English sources

Although the risk of DES exposure among humans, especially during development, has long been diminished (since the mid-1970s), toxicologicalical effects of developmental exposure to DES are largely accepted as a harbinger of similar potentials among environmental and industrial estrogenic compounds, such as genistein and bisphenol A, to which humans are thought to be exposed.

On the other hand, these results may reflect that the amplitude of rhythms in the SCN shell have been diminished by long day lengths, which would not require direct communication from the SCN core to downstream tissues.

So we were left with 40 minutes of Missy, whose powers as a live MC seem to have been diminished anyway by long periods of studio work (her fourth album since 2001, The Cookbook, is out now).

Extending the evidence that primitive neural precursors are resistant to death stimuli, here we show that exposure to absorbed doses, as high as 8 Gy of Cs γ rays, did not affect the immediate self-renewal properties of these cells (however, we cannot exclude the possibility that their long-term self-renewal might have been diminished).

Everyone had been diminished.

"Imbalances" have scarcely been diminished.

Something important has been diminished.

"His role had been diminished".

The subsidence rate of the long-standing tectonic depression has been diminishing as contraction arose.

Now and again corporate carnage follows, as thousands of employees lose their jobs, long-term prospects are diminished and the business files for bankruptcy, stranding minority investors and debt holders.

Specifically, myogenesis and chondrogenesis showed a moderate decrease over time; osteogenesis was maximum at intermediate passages and adipogenesis was highly sensitive to long-term culture and was diminished at late passages.