Sentence examples for attenuated by having from inspiring English sources

In Model 1a, the influence of loneliness on later school wellbeing was fully attenuated by having a trusted class advisor at T1.

The (1,–1) reflection, though strongly attenuated by having to go through the thin (35 μm) substrate, can be seen in the lower right center.

It is well known that PCT is positively correlated with bacterial infection and severity of infection, but also is not attenuated by steroids and has a more helpful than CRP [ 5, 6].

Thus, it is possible that our results were attenuated by children misclassified as having cerebral palsy when in fact they did not.

Yet after the police largely withdrew from the downtown district for the past three days, that indignation seemed to have attenuated by Thursday.

The small intestinal wall Δ R1 signal has attenuated by 50% in the first 35 min after infusion.

Furthermore, the signal washout curve shows that the small intestinal wall Δ R1 signal has attenuated by 50% after 35 min).

Koga et al. [ 69] reported that detrimental effects of novel infections with S. symbiotica on A. pisum had attenuated by eight months post-infection.

This, combined with exposure to light fluxes no longer attenuated by the water-column, has led to the suggestion that the move to the terrestrial environment stimulated carbon fixation and utilisation to the point of incontinence – in the words of Harper [ 127] 'the green plant may indeed be a pathological overproducer of carbohydrates'.

Previous work has described the optimal 3D reconstruction from images, which have had their amplitudes attenuated by the CTF (Sindelar and Grigorieff, 2012).

Early abortion of liver stage development has also been shown for sporozoites that have been attenuated by γ-radiation (RAS).