And Beltran is, without a doubt, the greatest center fielder to ever wear a Mets uniform (not counting Willie Mays, who came back to New York much diminished at forty-one).
Despite the reduction of thymic size, there is evidence to suggest that T cell output is still present into old age, albeit much diminished; leading to the assumption that thymocyte development is normal.
They found that gamblers had much diminished responses to erotic images compared with monetary images in the ventral striatum, a brain region that processes reward.
The caricature was not much diminished by speaking to people about their experiences with the man.
Pretended flight as a device for luring an unjust enemy into an ambush can be right in a just war, but lying to the enemy is wrong, although its gravity is much diminished by the duty not to reveal the truth to the enemy, a duty compatible with the coexisting duty not to lie.
Well, it's much diminished these days, thanks to automation and India's much wealthier society.
Mayweather is still the greatest, and Álvarez is still a star, especially in Mexico (he comes from Jalisco), and one not much diminished by his first defeat, to one of the slickest boxers in the sport's history.
But for the aerospace giants, hydrogen's appeal is now much diminished, and the emphasis seems to be on making fossil fuels go further.
This observation indicated that ER remained functional in tamoxifen-resistant MCF-7 cells, albeit to a much diminished extent.
The observed protective effect of statins seemed to be much diminished or absent when we compared patients who stopped their statin with those who never started.
