The phrase "attenuate or prevent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reduction or elimination of effects, risks, or symptoms.
Example: "The new vaccine is designed to attenuate or prevent the spread of the virus in the community."
Alternatives: "reduce or stop" or "diminish or block".
Disruption of these pathways can attenuate or prevent the response of T-cells to antigenic challenge resulting in immune suppression.
The need for novel treatments is paramount, and future efforts to improve outcomes and quality of life should include optimisation of wound healing to attenuate or prevent hypertrophic scarring, well-designed trials to confirm treatment efficacy, and further elucidation of molecular mechanisms to allow development of new preventive and therapeutic strategies.
Thus, the present observation of METH-induced Dnajc3/p58IPK does suggest its participation in a coordinated response to attenuate or prevent METH-mediated deleterious effects on the ER in conjunction with VEGF which has been shown to protect neurons against ischemia [41], [69] glutamate toxicity [70] and ER stress [43].
Consequently, therapies aimed to restore the autophagic flux might attenuate or prevent the progression of NAFLD.
More importantly, as TGFβ antagonism can attenuate or prevent the various phenotypes, a causal relationship seems highly plausible.
Dietary control and exercise practice have been proposed by the WHO (2010) to attenuate or prevent human chronic diseases.
Future studies are needed to evaluate whether disruption of this vicious cycle would be sufficient to attenuate and or prevent chronic alcohol-induced tissue damage in various organs.
The aim of this study was to assess the efficacy of Ranitidine in attenuating or preventing Olanzapine-induced weight gain.
Neither sotalol (CS) nor H-89 (CH) affected recovery of LVDP or RPP in control hearts but they did attenuate (sotalol, TPS group) or prevent (H-89, TPH group) the increased haemodynamic recovery seen in TP hearts.
Excessive damage or inhibition could be attenuated or even prevented through agents with pleiotropic properties such as estrogen and statins, or with directed mitochondrial antioxidants to prevent dysfunction of the predominant energy-producing apparatus of most cell types.
In general, however, diet therapy, or the purposeful interdiction of a potentially injurious nutrient, often attenuates or even prevents brain injury and permits normal neurological development.
