Instead, options diluted ownership, which subtly reduced returns to shareholders.
It was full of terminology: "negs" (comments designed to subtly reduce a woman's self-esteem so that she seeks your approval); "HB10s" (hot babe or hard body 10/10); "F-closing" (getting a girl into bed).
Systematic reviews demonstrated that an antibiotic regimen before dental implant placement subtly reduces the early implant infection and consequently implant failure [10, 11].
It is possible that this observation might account for subtly reduced interference, discussed later.
However, the possibility that the effects we observed indicated subtly reduced cognitive ability cannot be excluded.
However, the increase in LC3-II levels induced by FAC was only subtly reduced by co-treatment with OMA.
Our study suggests that early-life exposure to soy products may subtly reduce female-typical play behaviors in girls at 42 months of age.
Cavendish's 2011 finished in glorious fashion with a richly deserved win at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year show, but his prospects going forward were ever so subtly being reduced.
The scaffold was then subtly altered to reduce plasma protein binding, while maintaining activity against MDR and XDR bacteria.
For purposes of a gallery display, however, we get photographs and videos of those bodies, often seen before, during and after surgery, in the process of being patched and stitched, augmented or reduced, subtly adjusted or utterly transformed.
Speed of angiogenesis, endothelial cell proliferation and survival were all subtly but reproducibly reduced.
