Sentence examples for with lessened from inspiring English sources

Having religious beliefs has been shown repeatedly to be associated with lessened rates of depression.

Risk-taking entrepreneurs and investors who create jobs through building businesses will be rewarded for their efforts with lessened tax burdens.

This means that there is often insufficient water available for the functioning of the system with lessened survival of fish species and lowering of production.

Among the seven compounds examined, two are promising: ester 5c and amide 5f, both of which exhibit greater potent antiproliferation activity with lessened calcemic activity than the presently prescribed maxacalcitol (2).

To provide adequate services to the smaller ITER-FEAT, and with lessened access to the machine itself, some interesting building design approaches were required: especially the consideration of more complex steel plate and beam reinforced concrete; and the use of heavy concrete for more compact shielding.

Although stimulants have been shown to ameliorate aggressive behavior in children with ADHD, comorbidity with CD is associated with lessened efficacy [ 15].

Deltas are doubly damned, since any subsidence is often coupled with a lessened supply of replenishing sediment, which is often trapped upstream by irrigation, hydropower production and flood-control projects.

Given the skulduggery that plays out with the lessened news media in Springfield, it's unfortunate that the capital is "200 miles away and might as well be the dark side of the moon" to most people, as Mr. Burns put it.

In the rush to help push the marriage of new technology and old publishing we have seen some beautiful examples of what can be; authors like Scott Sigler and Seth Harwood who are comfortable with the lessened barriers between artist and reader have built loyal fan bases that rival those of sports franchises.

B-cell function diminishes, as seen with the lessened humoral response (immunoglobulin [Ig] M, IgG, and IgA) to certain vaccines (e.g., hepatitis B, influenza, pneumococcal vaccine), and the protective efficacy of these vaccines also decreases as recipients age (6, 7 ).

Hoyt et al. concluded that the agrarian ideology of self-reliance and rugged independence, coupled with a lessened sense of confidentiality and increased pressure to conform due to the smaller, more intimate nature of smaller rural environments, was not conducive to seeking mental health care, particularly for males [ 17].