Sentence examples similar to points lessened from inspiring English sources

So why wouldn't you do something extraordinary?" Commercial space travel may at some point lessen the mystique of space, but it's a mistake to think of it as uniquely commercial, Hadfield says.

With this method, serum drug concentration seemed to reach the steady state (Css) after 7 consecutive days of administration, because all of medium dose SHYGC-containing sera obtained at various time points significantly lessened HBsAg expression, although the exact concentration of the herbal formula in rabbit sera was not measured, mainly due to the technical problem.

But there are a few pesky points that lessen the experience at the Red Hen Cafe.

Giving up on the P.O. at this point would lessen his chances — not as much as failing to get any bill at all, but some.

He said that under orders from rebel commanders, the fighters were not advancing beyond that point, to lessen the chances that NATO warplanes would mistakenly bomb the rebels, after two deadly friendly-fire airstrikes last week.

The reform is aimed at increasing the tax take by about three percentage points of GDP, lessening the government's dependence on oil revenue.

While it may be argued that the two samples were relatively large, the breakdown into drinking behaviour categories and control for age and gender, implied fairly large confidence intervals for the point estimates and thus lessened the accuracy of the risk function, and particularly so with respect to the risk of alcohol related violence and accidents.

Nevertheless, at later time points, joint swelling lessened progressively whereas abnormal weight bearing remained at the same level, suggesting that pain persisted despite the partial resolution of inflammation, likely as a result of severe joint tissue remodeling.

A1 After more than a week of shuttle diplomacy by the new American emissary to the Mideast, William J. Burns, there is little belief in Washington that talking to Israeli and Palestinian leaders at this point will help lessen the violence.

When Secretary of State Colin L. Powell began his modest diplomatic initiative more than 10 days ago by dispatching the envoy, William J. Burns, to the region, there was little belief at the State Department, and even less at the White House, that talking to the Israeli and Palestinian leaders at this point would help lessen the violence.

Furthermore, charging stations can be integrated with renewable energy sources (RES) such as wind or solar with suitable maximum power point trackers to lessen grid dependency.