Sentence examples for a small attenuation from inspiring English sources

The ClO− reaction product had only a small attenuation under the experimental conditions, despite having near resonant electron affinity with NO2.

When a broad-band light propagates along the optical fiber to a grating, a single wavelength is reflected back while therest of the signal is transmitted with a small attenuation (shown in Figure 17).

Removal of Risques et al. (23) for not adjusting for age or sex had a small attenuation effect (SMD = 0.054, 95% CI: −0.007, 0.114; P = 0.085).

The adjustment for covariates (model 2) resulted in a small attenuation in the strengths of most associations but did not radically change the pattern of results.

CATs under these rules used a relatively low number of items, showed a substantive correlation with the original latent depression estimates, and had a small attenuation in criterion-related validity.

The distribution of MARK3 and MARK4 granules in CA-neurons correlated well with CK1δ granules and all three markers increased in a Braak-stage dependent manner, except for a small attenuation in CA1-CA2 at Braak stage VI.

To obtain a smaller attenuation value due to the introduction of the plastic pipe, smaller thicknesses can be used.

This led to a further small attenuation of the effect of deprivation (0.86, 0.70 to 1.05).

The simulations were performed with a numerical method and assumed it considers some small attenuation.

Over the past 10 years, considerable attention has been paid to low-earth-orbit (LEO) satellite communication systems for establishing personal communication systems due to their large broadcasting range and communication area, small attenuation of the signals, and a shorter transmission delay [1].

Our analysis adjusted for a range of potential confounders and observed relatively small attenuation of risk, suggesting that comorbidities are not playing the major role in this extended risk.