Sentence examples for longer diminished from inspiring English sources

These 'exit gates' corresponded to the point at which addition of inhibitors no longer diminished the subsequent appearance of Mixl1GFP+ cells.

The study estimates that the new rules will cause people to hang on to trucks and S.U.V.'s for longer, diminishing the effectiveness of stricter fuel economy standards by 13 to 23 percent.

You can use skin colored make up over an opaque foundation to hide your stitch marks once they have become permanent and no longer diminish.

The developmental change in duration was straightforward; younger pups produced syllables with greater variation in duration (Fig. 5A and 5D), but the proportions of longer syllables diminished as pups aged.

It will take time for us to come to terms with that capacity, and even longer to diminish it.

In this assay, CAG repeats within the intron of a GFP mini-gene interfere with splicing in a repeat length-dependent manner, with longer repeats diminishing GFP production.

He added: "When the panic for fuel subsides then the risks associated with driving for longer will diminish.

Condom proponents claim this has the benefit of making sex last longer, by diminishing sensation and delaying male ejaculation.

Geuna and Martin went so far as to argue that the initial benefits of performance-based research funding systems result in longer term diminishing returns as contenders learn to 'play the game' [ 24].

Problems caused by cancer treatment were often either permanent or took far longer to diminish than participants had envisaged or had been advised, and there were similar numbers of participants describing such on-going problems 5 years from their diagnosis as participants diagnosed more recently.

Waiting longer may diminish your chances of conceiving, as your fertility may be declining and alternate treatments also become less successful as you age.