With this polypyrrole tailoring, the carbon's pore volume distributions diminished to one-third, as characterized by argon adsorption.
The number of people admitted each year into drug treatment programs in Prince George's has been halved since 1990, while the number of people the District's programs can treat at a time has diminished by one-third since 1994.
In contrast to the reduction of ERK phosphorylation, the CDDP-induced increase in NOXA expression in HUH6 cells was not influenced by adding sorafenib and was diminished about one-third in HepT1 cells.
At the level of the blocks in the stepped wedge design, an effect might not be detectable with statistical significance after two screening rounds, unless the prevalence diminishes by one-third or more.
When we excluded School MS302, a school farther from a highway (1,216 feet), from the PEF model with personal EC, the marginal significance of the EC pollution increased to p = 0.43, although the effect estimate remained consistently negative, diminishing by one-third.
Consequently, hyperoncotic albumin can accomplish the same volume expansion effect as 4 to 5% albumin using only roughly one-third of the administered volume, thus diminishing the time needed to attain the desired expansion of the intravascular space.
The proportion of endosomes that recruit Rab7 is reduced by approximately one-third in CHMP2B mutant cells but not completely diminished.
Weekly performance of SSE, reported by approximately one-third of those with a personal history of melanoma, may serve to diminish one's capacity to detect subtle but important skin changes.
So badly has the bee population been diminished that in California, the important almond crop now requires more than one-third of all the domesticated bees in the United States for pollination.
Fast Company, targeted at a diminishing breed of new economy executives, has suffered a drop of one-third in its advertising pages throughout June.
Union membership remains dramatically diminished from its peak in the middle of the 20th century, when roughly one-third of American workers were union members.
