The phrase "attenuate on" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "attenuate" followed by a direct object, without the preposition "on."
Example: "The medication can help to attenuate the symptoms of the disease."
Alternatives: "reduce" or "diminish".
Specifically, virulent Francisella can attenuate on-going cytokine responses to less virulent F. novicida in human monocytes [ 35], partially suppress secretion of TNFα and IL12 in response to TLR2 and TLR4 agonists [ 6], and inhibit the recruitment of inflammatory cells throughout the lung in response to aerosolized LPS [ 3].
With five more exceptionally attenuated ones on the atrium level, the show sums up one of the most interesting bodies of work to develop out of and against Minimalism.
One reason for this conflict is that Broadway's live entertainment is attenuated on the screen.
Findings from multilevel models indicated that the relationship between daily stressors and cortisol output was attenuated on days when volunteering was performed compared to days volunteering was not performed.
The activity was attenuated on day 10 and 30.
This finding of concerted gene regulation was attenuated on gratification with perplexingly rapid kinetics of only 10 min, anteceding significant absorption of salt from the gut.
The effect of IHFACs is attenuated on the ground; hence, similar RMS errors were obtained for the three components when considering all observatory data.
Figure 10b shows a complex 4-s signal occurring on the two QuakeFinder north south sensors but not present (or highly attenuated) on the QuakeFinder east west sensor, nor on any USGS-Stanford sensor.
This second-stage mirror-noise is, however, shaped by the NTF of the first stage, as mentioned in Section 4, and thus nicely attenuated on the desired signal bands.
