Sentence examples for pressure diminished from inspiring English sources

Water pressure diminished.

The graphs reveal that the pressure diminished through the production period (Figs. 6, 7; Table 7).

In unadjusted analyses, changes in body weight and diastolic blood pressure were statistically significant predictors, but after further adjustment for age, sex and smoking, only change in diastolic blood pressure remained as statistically significant predictor of CVD in a way that reduction of diastolic blood pressure diminished the risk of CVD.

Given that both systolic and diastolic blood pressure diminished in the intervention group, AIx reduction could to some extent be explained by lowered blood pressure.

The differences were subtle, and the new research does not prove that high blood pressure diminishes cognitive skills in children.

Reduced contact times and higher hydrogen partial pressure diminish the extent to which carbonaceous deposits are generated from oligomerisation and/or dehydrocyclisation reactions (Lungstein et al. 1999; Komatsu 2010).

Let the well bleed out BILLIONS of gallons of crude oil over the course of several years, until either the reservoir empties or the pressure diminishes enough for current capping technology or new interventions become available.

Once the immune system is compromised, this pressure diminishes which enables the virus to undergo less restrained variation.

Because the exogenous pressure diminishes to nearly zero by January, the endogenous infections also disappear quickly.

Pressure diminishes substrate and solvent isotope effects, perhaps by affecting a "mechanical" component involving vibrational dynamics.

If central venous pressure diminishes, then these receptors first stimulate secretion of natriuretic factor, the sympathetic system, and renin secretion.