Sentence examples for which is diminished from inspiring English sources

football, which is diminished in the afternoon.

Parkinson's patients like Mr. Anderson, for example, must take medications at precise intervals to replace the brain chemical dopamine, which is diminished by the disease.

The importance of flexibility in binding reactions is manifested by the fly-casting effect, which is diminished in magnitude when protein flexibility is removed.

The influence of this loading parameter was found to be more dominant than the sequence effect, which is diminished by increasing the number of transitions.

In the present study we show the time-related activation of MAPKs (pERK1/2, pp38) in SGCs post-CFA injection, which is diminished after KYNA and/or KYNAA2 treatment (Figs. 3 and 4).

The cellular functions of PICALM are in line with this possibility: (i) PICALM is involved in regulation of amyloid-β levels and (ii) PICALM is important for a presynaptic function, which is diminished in AD.

He said his constituents overwhelmingly blamed overdevelopment, which is diminishing the amount of porous ground available for drainage.

They don't want to precipitate the thing they are most concerned about, which is diminishing the value of the assets that serve as their collateral".

I was disappointed that the Better Together campaign did not get across the fact that Scotland's dependence on North Sea oil revenue is a temporary boost to Scotland, one which is diminishing rapidly as the oil runs out.

"That's the problem with language like 'bimbo,' and so on, is that it gins up attacks along those lines, which is diminishing for women in general". .

This is in contrast to occupational exposure, which is diminishing as a risk factor as a result of improved working environments.