As a therapeutic intervention, glutamine supplementation was effective in attenuating strength loss and muscle soreness following eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage.
Additionally, the concurrent strength and endurance training used in the García-Ramos et al. [73] study corroborate that an excessively oriented training aiming to improve endurance capacity attenuates strength training responses [81], even after an altitude training camp of 3 weeks [73, 82].
When the biology or anatomy are insufficient to attain a full repair, therapeutic use of graft material has been used to omit compliance features such as strain tolerance, reduced stiffness, and attenuated strength, and instead promote primary or membranous-type bone formation within the physical approximation of a graft material.
Further, adjustment for experienced psychological distress consistently and significantly attenuated strength of associations between PTIEs and recurrent headache.
However, because subjects did not know their serum levels of POPs and because their exposure to POPs was mainly due to background exposure, nondifferential misclassification is the most likely consequence of reduced reliability, leading to attenuated strength of association.
Third, as discussed above, the validity of self-reported RA is low (Star et al. 1996) even though it may be also associated with nondifferential misclassification, leading to attenuated strength of association.
However, most likely, any misclassification of LTPA will attenuate the strength of the observed association.
Please modify the sentence to attenuate the strength of this recommendation.
Because this is likely to be nondifferential, it would attenuate the strength of any true association.
PTPN22 has been shown to attenuate the strength of T cell receptor (TCR) signals by interacting with Lck, Csk, and Vav [ 3- 6].
We hypothesized that an association would exist between mortality and each of the three domains of glycemic control, but that a premorbid diagnosis of diabetes would attenuate the strength of these associations compared with those observed in patients without diabetes.
