Sentence examples for that the diminution from inspiring English sources

In contrast to Gunn and Greer, he suggested that the diminution in the focus on young people may be a positive.

Our results suggest that the diminution in noradrenaline release from the medulla occurs as a result of a reduction in the rate of noradrenaline synthesis and release.

Tetraethylammonium (10 mM) did not restore the diminished phosphoinositide hydrolysis after 24-hr exposure to LPS, suggesting that the diminution is not due to K+ channel activation.

Perhaps Mr. Broad has grasped that the diminution of the contemporary museum, over which he and the board have presided, could undercut the museum for his own collection that he is building on the opposite side of Grand Avenue.

"Less and less are we a nation and more and more just a captive market to be exploited," Alan Bennett writes in the introduction to his new play, People, complaining that "the diminution in magnanimity" in the state's provision has rebranded the citizen as a customer "supposedly to dignify our requirements but in effect to make us available for easier exploitation".

Both would say that the diminution of their lending reflects a healthy desire on their part to get out of peripheral or excessively risky activities.

That was the trigger that led to the diminution of power of the three networks and AT&T, allowing for the creation of new cable television channels and low-cost long-distance telephone systems".

They also compared the conformation stabilities of PrPSc from a single brain region (frontal cortex) of VPSPr and GSS patients, using an alternative method to CDI, known as conformational stability and solubility assay (CSSA) that measures the diminution of PrPSc remaining in the detergent insoluble pellet after treatment with increasing concentrations of GdnHCl.

One of these is the market value test that measures damages by the diminution in the goods' value between the time of dispatch and the time of actual delivery.

Several mechanisms come to mind that may explain the diminution of lung edema formation and perivascular hemorrhage that we observed by decreasing respiratory frequency.

The net result of that will be the diminution, not the enhancement, of American credibility.