Sentence examples for nearly diminished from inspiring English sources
It would seem that the possibilities are nearly diminished.
In contrast to linalool, the emission of geraniol nearly diminished under far-red-light and dark treatment in P. violacea.
However, chance of redevelopment dwindled, as conditions were not conducive for tropical formation; convection nearly diminished entirely, and the NHC discontinued monitoring the system on September 28.
Since newborn platelets are starting from a lower level of activation, NO nearly diminished platelet activation.
Tau phosphorylation at both of these regions plus the microtubule-binding region nearly diminishes its activity and disrupts microtubules.
At pH 7.4 and 9.0, addition of the same amount of fructose almost completely diminished the fluorescence, indicating nearly quantitative disruption of the ARS: APBA-PA complex.
When I asked him about Putin, he replied, "There were a couple of instances in prison when I said, 'It's better for you to not do this, because if you do this, you'd better kill me.' " As he spoke, his voice diminished nearly to a whisper.
Adding to that shock is the fact that middle-class investors have seen their portfolios, upon which they depended for retirement, diminished nearly by half.
In our case, we found that after the dual immunization, the response against the BF peptide located on the V3 loop was notably diminished (nearly above the limit of detection) (Fig. 7A), contrasting with the magnitude of responses detected after the single BF immunization (Fig. 4B).
Experiments in crows showed that the density of GCs diminished nearly concentrically from the central area towards the retinal periphery [ 49].
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders says, for a person to be diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder, they need to experience "Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day" or "markedly diminished interest or pleasure in all, or almost all, activities most of the day, nearly every day" for a period of two weeks.
