Sentence examples for attenuate the differences from inspiring English sources

One potential cause for this could be the dependence of mRNA read-out method (qRT-PCR) on several rounds of amplification, which may attenuate the differences if the initial number of mRNAs is different but high in two samples.

This can attenuate the differences aimed to be detected, and may preclude the detection of a positive relationships between MetS and change in atherosclerosis as opposed to single measurement of atherosclerosis at follow-up.

Gestational age-specific comparisons after restriction to live births ≥22 weeks and ≥28 weeks did not significantly attenuate the differences between Canada and the United States versus Finland.> -wrap-foot> gestationalnageand and BW birth weight.

One should keep in mind that the Pe reclassifies as CD a total of 97 deaths: 26 NCDs – which could attenuate the differences between treatment arms – and 71 deaths from an unknown cause.

Most of these studies have compared diabetic versus non-diabetic individuals, including in the comparator group individuals with insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome, which can partly attenuate the differences in heart failure risk.

Therefore, we reasoned that age might attenuate the differences in EGFR expression between the wild-type and mutant HP, thereby allowing us to test the effect of the mutation on proliferation and migration in the absence of altered EGFR expression.

If these films attenuate the difference between victim and perpetrator, Edward Zwick's "Defiance" might seem to be the reverse.

There was a tendency of insulin to attenuate the difference between the neuronal activity for the food and the control pictures.

If this were true one could expect that inhibition of phosphatases would attenuate the difference in activation between ERK1 and 2. This idea was tested by immunoblotting cells which have been harvested in either starved conditions or after 30 min in 20% serum in presence or in absence of phosphatase inhibitors.

Adjustment for duration of illness did not change the difference in fatigue, but did slightly attenuate the difference in physical function (−6.7 points (−8.2 to −5.2 points)).

Inclusion of green tea drinkers in the reference group might attenuate the difference in risk between the reference and the higher drinking groups.