Generally, the maximum value of the rod acceleration decreases and the acceleration attenuates slowly as the foundation becomes soft compared with the rod and the contact area at the interface increases.
One hour later, the signal intensity of the liver reached the highest (from 309 ± 14.21 to 482 ± 11.91), and then attenuated slowly (Fig. 7g).
The decline of lung function is attenuated slowly, only after 2-3 years from smoking cessation [ 26, 27].
Concomitant with the attenuation of the low frequency peak, there appears a broader ∼15 25 Hz peak during the 30 min after the drug is given (white arrows), which narrows and reduces attenuates slowly over the next 2 3 hr.
In a minority of patients the disease is more attenuated (slowly-progressing form).
And so either viewed as a filter, or viewed intuitively, we would expect that the differentiated image would, in fact, attenuate this slowly varying background and amplify the rapidly varying edges.
The course of MPS is variable from very severe forms, with an average expected life span of 1 or 2 decades (neuronopathic forms in particular are usually fatal diseases) to attenuated or slowly progressing ones that allow the patient to reach adulthood [1, 3, 8].
Potential advantages of BCG vaccination include not only its established safety record over many decades of worldwide use in humans, but also that the attenuated BCG slowly replicates in the vaccinated individual, inducing immune responses over many months.
Another possible protective mechanism is that the long period during which the attenuated BCG slowly replicates in the host causes a long-term increase in the levels of circulating immune factors (e.g., cytokines, chemokines or other factors), many of which can enter the CNS [64].
27 In a study of the young adult population, ADRs in general were markedly attenuated by slowly titrating the dose.
Pc3s of the first group are in fact the nightside counterpart of morning Pc3 pulsations with large azimuthal scales slowly attenuating toward midnight.
