Sentence examples for significantly dampens from inspiring English sources
"We shouldn't put in place a regulatory regime that overly reacts and, as a result, significantly dampens our capacity to have the most vibrant capital and credit markets in the world," he said.
McCabe and Kalra agree that leptin, which has been used as a treatment for some rare metabolic diseases, probably wouldn't have serious side effects, although weight loss is a concern: Leptin significantly dampens appetite, and Unger's mice ate 50% less than normal.
We report here that the neuronal guidance protein netrin-1 significantly dampens the degree of intra-alveolar inflammation in a porcine model of lung injury.
Interestingly, the simultaneous immunodepletion of both IGFBP4 and IGFBP7 resulted in a marked increase of cell proliferation starting from 24 h, thus supporting the view that blocking of IGFBP4/7 significantly dampens the pro-senescence activity of CM-P10.
Some other studies show that apoE4 significantly dampens A β-induced MMP-9 levels, possibly by downregulating the Rho-Rho kinase (ROCK) pathway, and reduction of astrocytic MMP-9 by apoE4 may affect A β clearance and promote A β deposition in AD [ 22, 23].
Clouds are really the only plausible feedback that could significantly dampen future global warming.
Warner Music, Apple and several groups of independent artists have objected to the deal, arguing that it would significantly dampen competition.
And how would it significantly dampen a company's enthusiasm for profit-shifting?
THE Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have not significantly dampened young Americans' purchasing plans, but they have made them more cynical about advertisers' intentions, according to several surveys.
Although there was some hand-wringing in the industry during the rule-making, analysts said that disclosure requirements would not significantly dampen the revenue at Western Union.
All combined, these factors significantly dampened consumption growth in the UK, with knock on effects on investment and stockbuilding.Mr Posen's analysis is careful and compelling, but I wonder if he doesn't overstate the fiscal policy contribution.
