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Loss tangent in the frequency range from 1 kHz to 0.2 GHz shows a strong attenuation.

Materials, in which the temperature gradient phase lag dominates, show a strong attenuation of the neat heat flux.

At the design condition, for a Mach number M=2 at an altitude of h=18 km, results have confirmed the laminar design of the wing due to a strong attenuation of cross-flow instabilities ensuring an extended laminar zone.

In addition, a seismic attenuation study has imaged a strong attenuation body beneath the Wakayama seismic swarm area (Umeyama et al. 2013), which spatially coincides with the low-velocity anomaly (LV1) imaged by our study.

The impregnation of carbon by 1 M TEA, BF4 in PC leads in both cases to a strong attenuation of scattered intensity for 2θ angles below 7°, related to the sub-nanometer pores' characteristic length signature.

A study with human volunteers who ingested an EPEC null mutant in the intimin gene (eae) demonstrated a strong attenuation of this strain [40].

It is observed that the characteristic decay of the voltage amplitude along the electrode changes non-linearly with frequency, where high-frequent currents experience a stronger attenuation along the current collector than low-frequent currents.

Finally, compounds showing a stronger attenuation of fatty acid release in Dictyostelium compared with VPA also showed enhanced lipid droplet formation in hepatocytes (Fig. 6H,I).

While both typical structural changes caused by the two disorders result in reduced scattering of x-rays and thus decreased dark-field signal, the combination with the always inherently co-registered attenuation signal allows for a distinction about the type of structural change, as the fibrotic parenchyma usually exhibits a stronger attenuation.

Initial safety evaluation in rodents demonstrated that PbΔ b9 mutants have a stronger attenuation phenotype than mutants lacking the 6-Cys proteins P52 and P36 (van Dijk et al., 2005; van Schaijk et al., 2008; VanBuskirk et al., 2009; Annoura et al., 2014).

EGDΔlmo0135-0137 is an example for a very strong attenuation of the intracellular proliferation rate.