Sentence examples for successful diminished from inspiring English sources

If the total amount of diminished value is approximately one third or more of the original fair market value of your vehicle (amount A), then you generally have a good chance of making a successful diminished value claim against the insurance company of the driver at-fault for your accident.

Will other countries follow this trend if Uruguay becomes successful in diminishing the violence associated with drug cartels?

Although the FT has been successful in diminishing the confidence barrier, one of the most pressing challenges is the need to train cohorts of diverse "master trainers" who can lead FT across the country.

For PAR2, in contrast with PAR1, the antagonists that have been developed so far have not yet proved of clinical utility in humans, although successful in diminishing inflammatory responses in rodent models of inflammation in vivo[ 250- 253].

Empirical evidence can help to sort through these possibilities, though perhaps not settle between them conclusively.[25] Bias-related doubt may be diminished if successful interventions can be developed to correct for epistemic errors caused by implicit bias.

Notably, serum FSTL1 levels were significantly diminished following successful treatment and clinical improvement.

Adolescent drug and cannabis use was also linked to a less successful autonomy development and diminished perceived competences later in life [ 6].

Results from clinical trials aimed at reducing Aβ burden indicate that by the time patients are diagnosed with clinical AD the likelihood of successful treatment has greatly diminished [ 3, 9].

This does not negate the possibility of a healthy worker survivor effect (Checkoway et al. 2004), although it is diminished by successful follow-up of participants and the inclusion of a substantial number of women who were new to the industry.

Successful beat induction was diminished when the implied beat was at a slower cadence (1,500 ms or 40 BPM) compared with a quicker tempo (600 ms or 100 BPM) (McAuley et al. 2012) that corresponds to a normal human gait tempo.

In this study we show that the immunomodulatory ligand PD-L1 is over-represented in the blood of patients with active TB, that this over-representation is largely driven by neutrophil expression of PD-L1 and is diminished by successful therapy.