The phrase "attenuate over" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without context.
It can be used in discussions about the gradual reduction of something, such as intensity or effect, over a period of time or distance.
Example: "The signal tends to attenuate over long distances, making it harder to receive clearly."
Alternatives: "diminish over" or "decrease over".
"We cannot assume rich countries will be unaffected... nor can we assume that the impacts of future warming will attenuate over time as countries become wealthier". In simple terms, that means that all countries, rich or poor, are in this together.
The confounding influence of prolonged treatment on our definition of persistence should thus progressively attenuate over these additional 30 months, and the prognostic value of antibodies for persistence might then become assessable.
Not every major fiction writer is a natural, but each begins with a storehouse of material and memories that often attenuate over time.
The signal from implanted lentivirus-transduced islets was related directly to the implanted islet mass, and the signal did not attenuate over the observation period.
From UStec this includes a pair of full coaxial cables, category 5 twisted-pair wire with at least four separate shielded twisted pairs (half for ethernet, half for two phone lines), an amplifier to boost incoming cable and satellite signals (broadband video on coax cable) which attenuate over distance, and a nice, expandable distribution hub unit for wall mounting.
The overall findings suggest that although MTS treatment has a small negative impact on growth, these effects attenuate over time.
Hence, variance shrinkage (as occurs in the hierarchical Bayesian regression models) or Bayesian regularization (as occurs in BRANN) plays a crucial role in attenuating "over-fitting" and attaining reproducible predictive performance.
With this in mind, there has been recent interest in using β-blockade in patients with septic shock [ 81] as a way to attenuate sympathetic over-activation.
The increased AChE mRNA level in poorly differentiated HSNCC may reflect the cell attempts to increase catalytic AChE as a means to attenuate cholinergic over-activation.
Mulberry root bark extracts (MRBE) attenuated the over-production of NO by suppressing LPS-induced iNOS over-expression in RAW264.7 cells.
The impact attenuates over time.
