Sentence examples for parallel diminution from inspiring English sources
Endo-effect (Fig. 1a, curve 3) in the range of 70 108 °C (maximum at 85 °C) shows melting of the aluminum nitrate nonahydrate with parallel diminution of the sample weight (by 14 wt.% at 140 °C) due to water desorption.
Additional methylation of C53 (DNA 10- 2Me) or of C11 and C53 (DNA 10- 3Me), both of which are at sites of DNA cleavage, further diminished DNA binding in parallel with the observed diminution of DNA cleavage.
Additionally enhancement of one pathway might be accompanied by diminution of a parallel pathway if both of them compete to influence a particular target structure such as M1.
Additionally enhancement of one pathway might be accompanied by diminution of a parallel pathway if both of them compete for their influence on a particular target structure such as M1.
The results observed with FIV-infected lion and puma parallels human (HIV) and Asian monkey (SIV) CD4+ diminution, and suggests there may be an immunological cost of FIV infection in these two species of large cats.
Expansion occurs rapidly following infection (Fig. 5B), although, due to parallel expansion of CD25+Foxp3– cells in infection, there is in fact a small diminution in the proportion of CD4+CD25+ cells which express Foxp3 (Fig. 5C).
From Manetti's descriptions it is clear that Brunelleschi had understood the concept of a single vanishing point, toward which all parallel lines drawn on the same plane appear to converge, and the principle of the relationship between distance and the diminution of objects as they appear to recede in space.
The progressive diminution in the size of stone artifacts that began in the Middle Paleolithic reached its climax in the small parallel-sided blades and microliths of what has been called the Indian Mesolithic.
The receiver consists of a bundle of tubes parallel to the mirror arrays, resulting on a smaller cross section for the same receiver width as the number of tubes increases, due to the diminution of their diameter.
We sense a diminution of our cosmos.
"There has been no apparent diminution.
