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However, we believe it is reasonable to assume that these misclassifications were largely independent of the work characteristics and, thus, if they had any effect, would rather attenuate than inflate the associations investigated in our study.

Moreover, Fig. 2 also shows that a higher path-loss exponent yields a higher network capacity: the higher the path loss, the higher the attenuation, implying that interference is more attenuated than the signal, hence, increasing the carrier-interference-ratio, ultimately, yielding a higher capacity.

The high-frequency components of the wave field are more attenuated than the low-frequency components, with the attenuation factors being approximately proportional to the square of the frequency.

Based on these limited studies, necrosis appears to exhibit lower attenuation than solid tumour, whereas inactive fibrosis appears to be more attenuating than solid tumour.

For one thing, the primary calendar is much more attenuated than in recent years.

In a section of an appendix -- he calls it "What You Can Do" -- he offers some answers, which for American readers must be far more attenuated than "Don't eat gorilla".

Our result indicates the deeper part of the Nankai accretional complex is less attenuating than previously supposed.

The corrosive environments with higher moisture and chloride contents could be identified and differentiated because they were more highly attenuated than sound sections (Dinh et al. 2016).

They have quality factors Q of about 150 and 20 respectively, meaning that the first ones are less attenuated than the second ones.

In the present study, we developed a recombinant VEEV that is more attenuated than TC-83 and capable of replicating only in vertebrate cells.

Adipose tissue is less dense and therefore less attenuating than all other body composition parameters measured in our study but its variability across our cohort of patients was large.