Sentence examples for which were diminished from inspiring English sources

Immunoblotting for the high-affinity copper transporter, CTR1, indicated the presence of dimeric (~45 kD) and trimeric (~75 kD) forms, both of which were diminished in diabetic LV myocardium as compared to control.

When aTf was ICI, CAII+ cells which were diminished in the H S and H/I S hemispheres returned to normal values only in the hypoxic hemisphere (P<0.001), whereas in H/I the number of CAII+ cells increased (26% increase as compared with the saline-treated H/I group P<0.01) but did not reach normal values.

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.

If it is equality of opportunity that Aldrich desires, he need look no further than his family's fortune, which was diminished by human nature rather than by the strong arm of the government.

In the ninth, some in the crowd, which was diminished because of the heat and the 6-2 stood, stood and applauded as Beltran came to bat for the last time.

LY117018 stimulated an increase in ERK1/2 phosphorylation, which was diminished by ICI 182,780.

Compared to 5-ALA, they showed superior fluorescence performance at 4 h which was diminished at 24 h.

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

And, Goodell and Kintisch note, global warming will be a far tougher target than the ozone hole, which was diminished by banning one inessential chemical.

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.