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Although these interferences can be attenuated by time-frequency averaging, this will result in the loss of energy localization.

These pressure swings are attenuated by the time they reach the alveolar level, resulting in very small delivered tidal volumes.

At the next encounter, the patient's clinical data (A1C, LDL cholesterol, and blood pressure levels and other data) reflected the effect of actions taken in previous encounters, attenuated by the time-dependent effects of medications, lifestyle recommendations, and recognition and treatment of depression.

Myocardial dysfunction was also attenuated by rutin, as time to peak tension was lower in DM-R than DM.

The nature of the "respondent's conduct involving an admitted sexual act with a defenseless child is abhorrent and not attenuated by the passage of time".

Cyclic stretch enhanced alveolar epithelial IL-8 secretion at 24 and 120 h, and this was attenuated by HCA at each time point (Fig. 2b).

The reconstruction of the Cantabrian Gravettian and its palaeoenvironmental sequence is based on cave stratigraphies, which generally indicate a very rigorous climate (intense cold, occasionally dry and other times attenuated by the humidity).

Membrane-to-cytosol ratio of PKCα activity and protein expression were also significantly attenuated by GTPs at the same time points after ischemia.

Furthermore, our results showed that the direct effect of birth weight on sedentary time was attenuated by 32% (c′ path; B = 2.74, P = 0.06) when controlling for waist circumference, which suggested partial mediation.

Results of the mediation analysis showed a significant indirect effect of birth weight on sedentary time through waist circumference (B: 1.30; 95% bias-corrected CI: 0.94, 1.72), and when waist circumference was controlled for, the effect of birth weight on sedentary time was attenuated by 32% (B = 2.74, P = 0.06).

For lower exposures, the exposure was attenuated by different combinations of shutter times and neutral density filters, and expressed as equivalent shutter time in µs.