The phrase "attenuate with time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process where something diminishes or weakens as time passes.
Example: "The effects of the medication may attenuate with time, requiring adjustments to the dosage."
Alternatives: "diminish over time" or "weaken as time goes on."
In response, some health care analysts predicted the number of ER visits would still attenuate with time, as Medicaid users became more fully immersed in the health care system and used primary care physicians more often.
As memory traces attenuate with time [2], [6], the benefit for repetitions usually vanishes at RSIs longer than 300 ms till the point that a repeating cost can emerge, especially when spatial dimensions are involved (spatial responses corresponding to the stimulus location; [4], [6]).
The effects of AACTP on reductions in MWD appear, therefore, to attenuate with time.
We hypothesized that ΔPR would reflect directionality of risk estimates, attenuate with time, and be modified by participant characteristics.
These results suggest that AACTP is effective in producing short-term reductions in MWD, but that the reductions attenuate with time.
We hypothesized that: ΔPR for each cancer would be significantly associated with PGT risk estimate at both follow-up time points; directionality of ΔPR would reflect direction of PGT risk estimate relative to average population risk; magnitude of ΔPR would attenuate with time; and the effect of PGT risk estimate on ΔPR would be modified by baseline participant characteristics.
The risk of death associated with comorbid conditions attenuated with time since diagnosis; the attenuation was greater after adjusting for other factors.
Fire originated a transient pulse of inorganic-N forms in the short term, which disappeared after 1 year, and increased dissolved organic N forms, which attenuated with time.
In Fig. 12, Case A displays continuous demagnetization attenuating with time, vent temperature decreasing for the first 2 years and then stabilizing at a lower level, and heat flux decreasing over the first few months before recovering somewhat.
Although the microvessel density increased in all experimental groups at day 10, the difference between those of cell-treated wounds and controls attenuated with time (from 3 to 10 days), in line with observations from other studies of wound regeneration with stem cells [7].
