Sentence examples for when it diminishes from inspiring English sources

The fibrillin profile in the grape berry supports the PSII stabilization theory for the redirection of electrons and H2O2 formation control when it diminishes carbon reduction dramatically through the Calvin cycle.

"When anybody fraudulently votes, it diminishes all of our votes," he said last week when the resolution passed the state House.

Broadly speaking, the stability of two genomes with very similar core gene order is close to one, even if there are many accessory genes, while it diminishes when divergence in gene order increases, becoming zero when genes are organized in completely different ways.

And when a light blows it diminishes "to a filament, tender as Edison's first miracle held between delicate pincers of wire in the glass globe of the bulb".

The level of bank's capital can be increased by retaining post-tax profits ((1-tau )pi _{t+1}) and it diminishes when the bank pays dividends.

It diminishes everyone when a nomination process deteriorates into character assassination and ethnic intolerance.

A service provider said: '[ When only groups are offered], it diminishes the quantity and quality of communication with the parents and thus limits our knowledge about the families and the children'.

And, because it diminishes our humanity when we do so.

So Andalusian girls from the age of 8 or 9 have a higher probability of being overweight or obese and this probability reaches its maximum at the age of 14, when it starts to diminish.

Youth sports safety advocates are adamant that cost is not the central issue when it comes to diminishing risks to athletes.

That respect is not a commodity to be traded for short-term political advantage; when it is, ministers diminish both themselves and our democracy.