This renders it almost impossible for the individual patient to get continuity in all aspects of care, and the possibility of cost effective care of good quality is diminished.
Quality is diminished very easily and its largely when it is tainted by greed or obligation, which reduces the true satisfaction that builds wisdom and happiness.
Infected seedlings usually are killed by bacterial blight within two to three weeks of being infected; adult plants may survive, though rice yield and quality are diminished.
An exception to this model at the time was Caesars Palace, an oval architectural marvel containing numerous large fountains and thousands of tons of imported Mediterranean marble; its spectacular qualities were diminished somewhat by the later addition next door of a multistory shopping mall.
If your quality of life is diminishing because of them, you need to get away even if they're a parent, a spouse, or a boss.
I'm starting to get a little grumpy and I'm being much more critical of the show, but I don't know if that's because I'm tired or the quality of each episode is diminishing.
Roughly, many homeowners will go between seven and 10 years before they notice fading or chalking, both of which signify that the protective quality of the enamel is diminishing.
Not because the number of quality films for adults is diminishing — it is, but that's an old story — but because the movies are not getting the respect they should.
The combination of economic crisis and heightened security risk is diminishing the quality of foreign news coverage.
The comparator analogy in MPPT, P&O algorithm has two qualities, (i) zero, when the power is diminishing, (ii) high when the power is expanding.
