Sentence examples for a recent attenuation of from inspiring English sources

In line with these countrywide mortality findings, previous studies on NHL incidence trends in several Spanish regions have also reported a recent attenuation of the long-term epidemic increase in NHL [ 6, 13], which was mainly attributable to the progressive introduction and subsequent full implementation of modern diagnostic procedures.

Noise mixture in the brain would be expected to require a greater noise-to-signal ratio for effective SR according to a recent model because of attenuation of noise-related activation across multiple synapses [56].

Our findings are in concordance with a recent report demonstrating attenuation of the baroreflex sensitivity and of the sympathetic response to various cardiovascular stressors after antecedent hypoglycemia among healthy subjects who were exposed to acute hypoglycemic stress (18).

A recent study showed attenuation of experimental aortic aneurysm formation in mice after use of unsaturated fatty acid causing reduced expression of MMP-2 and MMP-9 [ 26].

A recent study demonstrated that attenuation of PRDX2 inhibited proliferation and induced apoptosis in granulosa cells.

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Several recent studies have reported an attenuation of virulence in Bd over very short timescales in cultures maintained in the laboratory (Brem et al. 2013; Langhammer et al. 2013).

These recent developments suggest that DHA may also play a role in attenuation of breast cancer growth through a PPARγ/RXR-mediated mechanism.

Although recent retrospective studies have suggested an attenuation of the beneficial effects of clopidogrel when administered concomitantly with PPIs in general, stratification of the analysis has indicated that such effects are not present in patients receiving pantoprazole-Na compared with those receiving omeprazole [ 35, 36].

Beginning with the second term of the Obama administration there has been a dramatic increase in the level of violence-- slaughter --and a further attenuation of humanitarian resources.