Sentence examples for a rapid attenuation from inspiring English sources

Our tests results revealed that porosity seems to induce a rapid attenuation of the shock affecting energy propagation inside the target; craters generated by hypervelocity impacts on porous targets are smaller and much deeper than those of non porous targets.

Thermal damage of plastic tanks typically had a rapid attenuation, with only the portion nearest the flow melted.

Not respecting these restrictions leads to a rapid attenuation of the battery performance (capacity loss and decrease of charge and discharge efficiencies).

Likewise, repeated short stimuli of CO2 with high CO2 concentrations (more than 90% v/v) induce a rapid attenuation of negative mucosal potentials [6].

Results (Fig. 10) indicated that only the simulations with the YSU scheme (red dots in Fig. 10) showed a rapid attenuation of the trapped waves, while other simulations showed less attenuation.

However, both studies observed a rapid attenuation of hippocampal activity over time, which is in contrast to our results.

Comparison of the mRNA levels between young and old mice would suggest that where differences exist, they may reflect a more rapid attenuation of HS gene expression in old mice (Fig.  5A and Supplementary Material, Fig. S5A).

Synthetic attenuated virus engineering (SAVE) is an emerging technology that enables rapid attenuation of viruses.

In this study, by using SAVE we demonstrated rapid attenuation of an arterivirus, porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV).

Moreover, the discrimination analysis suggests that the reported data does not support the conclusion that a desensitization mechanism leads to the rapid attenuation of Hog1 signaling in the Sho1 branch of the HOG pathway.

About 40% of the 21 contaminants detected in a downstream groundwater transect immediately before WWTF closure exhibited rapid attenuation with estimated half-lives on the order of a few days; however, a comparable number exhibited no consistent attenuation during the year-long post-closure assessment.