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One group of cells, represented by OVCAR5, appeared to degrade the pre-labeled ECM, showing a diminished intensity of the ECM fibers immediately underneath the cell clusters (compare bottom panels of Figure 1A with 1F).

But with the West already showing a diminished appetite for nuclear power, it seems likely to become an ever more Asian speciality.

In patients with sepsis, the Frank-Starling curve is shifted downwards and to the right, with septic patients showing a diminished response to fluid loading.

Animals habituate after repeated taps, showing a diminished magnitude of reversal distance with each tap [17].

Additionally, genes encoding lipid transfer proteins, peptide transporters and UDP glucosyltransferases were among the positively JA-regulated genes showing a diminished expression in early stamens (stage 1) of jai1-1 in comparison to WT (Table S1 in Additional file 1).

Contrary to the pattern displayed in Fig.  2, showing a diminishing decrease of the DL with an increasing number of trailing Cs, the pattern in Table  1 does not show such a decrease.

These cells showed a diminished capacity to store information for more than a few minutes, a trait known in normal individuals as long-term potentiation.

Analyzing bone healing in a mouse, which has been raised in a SPF (specific pathogen free) surrounding (WT) and a mouse, that had contact with pathogens and thus the possibility to develop its adaptive immune system (higher effector/ memory T cell count) (Wtexp): it became apparent, that the exposed animals showed a diminished healing capacity when compared with animals of SPF raising.

On the other hand, mdDC that were generated from HIV patients showed a diminished ability to activate NK cells with regard to CD69 and CD25 expression.

The exo hypocotyls showed a diminished response to BL.

In a three-dimensional invasion assay into collagen, LAMP3 knockdown cells showed a diminished capacity to invade compared to control cells when collectively grown in multicellular spheroids.