Sentence examples for attenuated definition from inspiring English sources

Though, as in any reality series, ambition here has an attenuated definition.

But Ryan's proposal is based on a misguided and attenuated definition of government spending, and it conflicts with what Americans want and expect from health care reform.

BCG is a pathogen, albeit attenuated, so by definition a source of PAMPs, and LPS is a PAMP derived from Gram-negative bacterial cell walls.

Second, are these results attenuated by the definitions of mixed systems that scholars employ?

However, after adjusting for established cardiovascular risk factors, HRs for both creatinine-based CKD definitions were attenuated to point estimates of 1.03, whereas the HRs for the cystatin C based CKD definition remained significantly increased (HR 1.75 [95% CI 1.07 2.87]).

However, using case definition 2 (where available) for anxiety in preference to case definition 1 slightly attenuated this association in never smokers (see online supplementary figure S8).

The broad definition may have attenuated the effect size, however, since the age at onset relationship may be limited to subsets of people with disabilities.

When including these in the case definition, the effects were attenuated but in the same direction as the case control study including OAC cases only.

Such a treatment definition may attenuate our treatment effects; we address this by performing a robustness check where we restrict the control group to those who definitely did not receive SSS payouts in either 2016 or 2017 (see Section 5).

Such a treatment definition may attenuate our treatment effects, as some members of the control group may be treated; we address this by performing a robustness check where we restrict the control group to those who definitely did not receive SSS payouts (see Section 5).

An overly generous definition will attenuate any true association between familial disease and prognosis.