Sentence examples for which diminish from inspiring English sources

This facilitates the creation of folds that are strongest in curvature at the boundary and which diminish towards the interior.

Absorption bands at 1660 and 3389 cm−1 show O and OH groups in the films which diminish on annealing.

While you can't completely stop aging, staying active can slow down the destructive processes that lead to disease and immobility, which diminish your quality of life.

Do you foresee a rosy future for the sport if its various factions are left to bicker with each other over funds which diminish each year?

They are wedded to the Lansley reforms (as they still are), which diminish the prospect of assured standards of care through national regulation.

But there is evidence that prolonged use can cause some people to produce neutralizing antibodies against Botox, which diminish or block its effect over time.

Mainland politicians should squelch the temptation to make such bellicose threats, which diminish China's reputation and turn increasing numbers of Taiwanese against reunification.

Most of the buildings consist of home-made shanty houses and unfinished building sites which diminish in frequency until there are nothing but empty fields.

(That impulse spurred Henrietta and Thomas Bowdler's expurgated "Family Shakespeare" edition, which advertised that it removed "from the writings of Shakespeare some defects which diminish their value").

The initial weak serrations, which diminish with ageing, arise probably from the interaction of dislocations with lithium atoms in solid solution.

In its submission to the world heritage committee, the Department of Environment said it is seeking a "minor boundary modification" to remove plots of land which diminish the overall quality of the protected area.