Sentence examples for the expected diminution from inspiring English sources

For small loading factors (<0.1%), the electrostatic repulsion definitely plays a role on the adsorption behavior and the retention factors increase with increasing ionic strength due to the expected diminution of the Debye length through the bulk solution.

pKDTS2, a helper plasmid in which only the mutation in I-SceI had been corrected, also successfully promoted recombination of the mutation cassette into the genome and showed the expected diminution in the number of colonies after the induction of I-SceI expression.

Thus, cardiac ilk KD with hand- Gal4 is likely to cause more severe diminution of ilk function than the expected 50% reduction in function of ilk heterozygous mutants or with GMH5-mediated KD (see Fig. S3).

The structure at the end of the poem enacts this mortal diminution, as it curtails the expected last couplet to a single, two-beat line.

These mice overexpress the expected enzymes, with increases of two- to four-fold in all tissues tested and no diminution of the expression of other major antioxidant enzymes (Raineri et al., 2001; Chen et al., 2003; Mele et al., 2006).

Thus we expected some diminution of effect in intervention sites.

But Gail Blauner, the manager of the Banknote Building, says she expects no diminution of artists' interest anytime soon.

Before curtain rise on Friday, I was expecting some diminution, for Jeanette Delgado, the ballerina who scored the greatest personal success in New York, was kept offstage by an injury this weekend; and Jeremy Cox, the most frequently cast of its male dancers, has left.

Even if they did, it would be wrong to expect any diminution of repression in the world's cruellest state.

So far as racial discrimination is concerned, a two-to-one majority expects a diminution.

And we cannot continue to test our kids to death and not expect a diminution of real learning.