Sentence examples for reduced aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Incomplete graft take resulted in recurrent scarring and pigment imbalances with reduced aesthetic outcome.

While the latter is difficult to address, implementing educative measures to inform relevant personnel about the negative side-effects and better species-site matching could show fast and cost-efficient improvements in the reduction of the practice of overpruning and therewith the danger of reduced aesthetic value of Arecaceae, undermining the purpose of their original planting.

"I wanted the series to have this kind of reduced aesthetic, no vibrant colors, no sunrays and no sun in general.

The aesthetic values of the reforestation scenario decreased mainly at higher altitudes, but the whole area was affected, reducing aesthetic value by almost 10% in Stubai Valley and 15% in Vinschgau.

However, since this view reduces aesthetic experience to repetition, it predicts that artistic culture should be rather static.

The commercialisation has reduced the aesthetic and philosophical impact of the creation to nothing.

But then, the museum displays that this exhibition parodies decontextualise and make a travesty of ethnographic art anyway; we see masks intended to be worn in specific social contexts reduced to aesthetic objects.

He said, "Such commercialization has reduced the aesthetic and philosophical impact of this creation to nothing".

Many can be found in so-called "innovations" catalogues in which every kind of item can be purchased to apparently increase the practical comfort of you your home, but, by a far greater degree, drastically reduce every aesthetic look.

In addition, it reduces the aesthetic value of the river.

First, the mere presence of biofilms and their associated exopolymers, principally polysaccharides, act as glues, trapping dirt and other particulate materials, increasing the disfiguring effects of the biofilm and reducing the aesthetic appeal and value of materials.