Sentence examples for systems are diminished from inspiring English sources

When these defensive systems are diminished, we are susceptible to a wide variety of rare infectious diseases.

In dimm mutants, the levels of secretory neuropeptides in the central nervous system are diminished.

"With or without her, the concept of 'two systems' is diminishing every day," Mr. Cheng said.

The justice system is diminished when the government tries to enforce the law it wishes for, instead of the law that exists.

What we wouldn't want to see is any risk that the overall reputation that the system is diminished by new providers being able to come in on relaxed terms.

Actually the mechanical energy of the system is diminished at the end of each swing by the tiny amount of energy transferred out of the system by the work done by the pendulum in opposition to the forces of friction and air resistance.

However, if the presentation of warnings is perceived as mistimed, trust in the system is diminished and drivers become less likely to respond appropriately.

The general condition was bad and pulmonary sounds in the respiratory system were diminished slightly in lower zones.

In both the saposin C−/− mouse with WT or with V394L GCases, the amount of enzyme protein present in the central nervous system is diminished compared with saposin C+/+ animals.

In sagittal sections through the medial part of the mdDA neuronal pool, we noticed that the number of Th-positive neurons present at the caudal limit of the system was diminished in both Oc1 and Oc1/2 double knockout mice as compared to WT (Fig. 5A,B, arrows).

If reward generation through this system is diminished, either at an early age due to genetic and nongenetic predisposition or later in life due to secondary effects of diets high in sugar and fat and/or the ensuing obesity, increased food intake and the pursuit of other pleasures is used in an attempt to restore a reward set point.