Sentence examples for rate diminished from inspiring English sources

Normally a verbal gusher, his word rate diminished to a trickle.

In every census decade but one from 1850 to 1960, the West's population growth rate was more than twice the national average, although the rate diminished thereafter.

After 1940 the accident rate diminished due to the more general introduction of electrically shockproof systems starting around 1935.

Furthermore, when infantile cells were challenged to migrate over bovine serum albumin, the migration rate diminished, and, on the contrary, adult cell migration was higher.

The rate of UO2 am) precipitation in the inoculated control trial was essentially linear with time for the first 3 h of the experiment, after which the rate diminished asymptotically.

Once they return to work, women find their pay rate diminished.

The danger signals were obvious: slowing birth rate, diminishing productivity, spiralling welfare costs, uncontrolled immigration.

B-cell precursors are continuously generated in the bone marrow throughout life, but, as with T-cell generation, the rate diminishes with age.

In humans the rate diminishes progressively from birth (when it averages 130) to adolescence but increases slightly in old age; the average adult rate is 70 beats at rest.

We also observe that the maximum value of the effective rate diminishes with increasing θ.

The polymerization rate diminishes as the surfactant mixture becomes richer in DTAB.