Sentence examples for their lessened from inspiring English sources
Polymeric stents can be considered as an alternative to metallic stents thanks to their lessened incidence of restenosis and controlled deployment.
One example of this is elimination by aspects (−0.12**) and their lessening ability to use rational decision-making (0.13**), that is, considering all options and all alternatives.
Their frequency lessened in the final years of the Soviet Union and stopped altogether when the Berlin Wall fell.
According to the participants, threatened physical violence was a technique by their husbands to lessen their stress at work, hide their faults, and to make wives feel inferior.
Even if risk perception is high, people may still put concerns about convenience and living costs ahead of their desire to lessen their exposure (Gaillard 2008).
His pro-business rhetoric may, some speculate, have spurred some businesses to add new jobs on faith that he'd cut their taxes or lessen their regulatory burdens.
Will their posting lessen the source of most wrongdoing -- greed?
We have discharged one generation of debtors after another, but we do not find that their numbers lessen.
"We have now imprisoned one generation of debtors after another," Johnson observed in 1758, "but we do not find that their numbers lessen".
Species such as squirrels and opossums are less infective, so their presence lessens the disease risk, the authors calculate.
Plant roots hold the soil together, while their leaves lessen damage caused by rain.
