Sentence examples for subsequently diminished from inspiring English sources

Martin Johnson is, for my money, a towering figure in modern English rugby, but he was subsequently diminished as national team manager because players did not buy into his authority, or the substance he represented.

Takayasu artertitis is also known as "pulseless disease" from the frequent involvement of subclavian arteries with substantial stenosis and subsequently diminished peripheral pulses [5].

The commercial impact of Starr's recording career subsequently diminished, although he continued to record and remained a familiar celebrity presence.

To the best of our knowledge, the only study that describes symbiont horizontal transmission from a host to its parasitoid is that of Heath et al. [44], in which Wolbachia was weakly transmitted (3.2%) from an infected Drosophila host to a parasitoid, and subsequently diminished within four generations.

Flu-like symptoms occurred in the first week, which subsequently diminished.

This issue was partially addressed by water addition (up to 0.5% v/v) leading to an increased KF solubility (31%), but further addition subsequently diminished the observed RCYs.

Tel Aviv-based Webydo was founded to empower the web designer and subsequently diminish the role of the developer in the design process.

However, in practice, Israeli planning witnessed a movement toward discretionary-oriented decision-making, providing for revisions of the land-use plans and subsequently diminishing its efficacy.

This kind of behavior may be due to some agglomeration of complex formation occurring in the earlier stages, thereby causing a rise in the viscosity, which subsequently diminishes with increasing TBP concentration.

The surface Ni(OH 2 inhibits the first charge transfer reaction of Ni2+ to active intermediate (categorically represented by Ni(OH ads, and subsequently diminishes the nucleation and growth of nickel.

The influence of benzotriazole, from comparisons of voltage-time responses for both heat treatments of the alloy, is greatest at the commencement of film growth and subsequently diminishes, with little, or no, effect following film formation to 150 V.