Sentence examples for attenuated under from inspiring English sources
Diffuse nitrate losses from agricultural land pollute groundwater resources worldwide, but can be attenuated under reducing subsurface conditions.
The l-dopa-induced increases in extracellular dopamine levels in the striatum were clearly attenuated under nigral perfusion of these drugs.
The results revealed that both memory for the mock crime details and the skin conductance responses (SCRs) to these details were attenuated under the memory-interference condition.
The interaction between Annexin A2 and NF-κB p50 was significantly attenuated under G-Rg5 and G-Rk1 treatment, both in resting cells and NF-κB activator treated cells (Fig. 2A).
The influences of the uncertainties and disturbances on the output are attenuated under the coupling index by the coupling attention controller designed for the first system while the input output decoupling is achieved by employing the decoupling controller designed for the second system.
In the present study, NPAS2 was upregulated in the peri-implant tissue, which was completely attenuated under the vitamin D-deficient condition.
The disease development was not attenuated even under germ-free (GF) conditions.
This study demonstrated that minocycline inhibited tau phosphorylation and decreased Aβ protein to maintain neural function, and attenuated neuroinflammation under diabetic metabolism disorder, indicating the neuroprotective role of minocycline in AD via inhibiting neuroinflammation.
Since patients often transition from acute-care settings to non-acute care settings, the improvement in quality gained through HIT investments in acute-care hospitals may be attenuated by the under-investment in chronic care institutions and physician practices.
This is in contrast with the eating frequency research, where the associations were attenuated to null when under-reporting was accounted for.
NOLC1 is a protein component of the snoRNP, and its expression was attenuated by p53 under normal growth conditions (Krastev et al., 2011).
