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Either could stand for re-election in three succeeding years, returning a stability factor that was diminished by the one-year tenure of Mr. Koch and three-year tenure for Mr. Sherak.

This defiance can perhaps be traced, at least partly, to Ms. Zollar's program notes explaining that the evening "is a collage of excerpts that connect to this area of my work that I eventually abandoned or that was diminished when the full brunt of the 'Helms era' of censorship frightened presenters and funders".

The isotopes measurements of this more hydrated material showed a significant matrix effect that was diminished by intense pre-sputtering.

Further addition of 30 mM KCl elicited a contraction, originating from activation of Voltage-Operated Calcium Channels that was diminished by CNP.

Because boards tend to grow conservative over time, every year, the Amazon board gave a report of an organization that was diminished by the "institutional no"– doing more analysis and take fewer risks.

Comparing overall pain development, HDC−/−-reconstituted mice developed pelvic pain that was diminished 55.7% relative to B6 wild type mice, and H1R−/− and H2R−/− mice developed only 34.3% and 17.6% of normal pelvic pain, respectively (Fig. 4D).

Instead, it's the power of the nightmare that's diminished.

But, it is in line with expectations that were diminished recently after NFO's performance and profits softened measurably in the first quarter.

"Our sport faces a parochial attitude and a lot of misconceptions that are diminished when people attend our events," Mr. Shea said.

Antibiotic effectiveness is a natural societal resource that is diminished by antibiotic use.

A striking decrease in square-law slope upon addition of cholesterol denotes stiffening relative to the pure lipid bilayers that is diminished in the case of lanosterol.