Sentence examples for and a small attenuation from inspiring English sources
The addition of season to these models did not change the estimates of any of the relationships, except for nullifying the already weak relationship between same-day minimum temperatures and DBP, and a small attenuation of the relationship between weekly minimum temperature variability and SBP (Table 2).
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.
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.
The addition of enabling factors and barriers to conventional care to the model (model 3) produced a moderate improvement in chi-square, along with a small attenuation of the health needs measure.
The addition of temperature variabilities also does not change these parameter estimates, except for a small attenuation in the estimate for the relationship between daily minimum temperatures and SBP (Table 2).
To obtain a smaller attenuation value due to the introduction of the plastic pipe, smaller thicknesses can be used.
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].
