The phrase "a blunt of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in standard written English.
It may be used in informal contexts, particularly in slang related to cannabis, but it is not appropriate for formal writing.
Example: "He rolled a blunt of his favorite strain to share with friends."
Alternatives: "a joint of" or "a cigar of".
People with schizophrenia often display what psychiatrists describe as a "blunting" of emotional response that makes it difficult for them to relate to others.
This inhibition of NK cell function leads to a blunting of the CD8+ T cell immune response.
These results document a blunting of regional brain metabolic responses to cocaine-cues by oral MP but failed to corroborate our hypothesis that this would be associated with a parallel blunting in craving.
Inducible expression of clindamycin resistance is observed by a blunting of the zone of inhibition formed around the clindamycin disk on the side closest to the erythromycin disk, forming a "D -shaped clearing arounD -shapedndamyclearing.
Such a putative effect may, however, have been nullified by a blunting of the effects of diazoxide with time.
Erythropoiesis usually fails during severe illness because of a blunting of the kidney erythropoietin (EPO)–bone marrow axis.
We previously found a blunting of the pressor response to visual stimulation during high-intensity dynamic exercise [ 4].
This suggests that individuals developing CWP show a blunting of the cortisol diurnal rhythm and a failure to suppress the HPA axis indicating a hypoactive HPA axis.
The physiologic basis of the response to OGTT differs from that of impaired FPG, with postprandial hyperglycemia closely linked to a blunting of early-phase insulin release [ 25].
This sparing effect was accompanied by a blunting of impairments in FVC and oxygen saturation without a reduction in postoperative analgesia.
