It is noted that the observed ribbons display attenuating widths gradually at the ends with a fixed pitch, implying that formation of the tubules results from widening of ribbons rather than from the shrinking of helical coils.
In this species frequencies between 4 and 7.5 kHz are attenuated when beak gape width is reduced.
There appeared to be a direct relationship between increased facial and alveolar height and thinness of the alveolar bone, presumably because the incisors continue to erupt to maintain overbite, and the alveolus becomes attenuated with thinning of the width between the labial and lingual walls.
For every mm of attenuated skull length relative to width, the canine brain pitched ventrally at the anterior pole by 0.43 degrees.
Bishop Pond, with a length to width ratio of 3.3, attenuated downstream fluxes of fecal bacteria.
However, this also causes a change in light intensity at the pattern edge to be attenuated, and the error of pattern line width to process change becomes large.
The results showed that the ice layer attenuated the laser energy barely resulting that the accuracy of machined channel width would not be affected at the condition of laser carving under ice.
The double mutation accelerated the decay, and decreased the ½ width of, evoked inhibitory postsynaptic currents (eIPSCs) in VB neurons and attenuated isoflurane-induced prolongation of the eIPSC.
This reduction of Ppargc1a mRNA in glucocorticoid-treated cardiomyocytes, to reach the same level as in untreated cells, markedly attenuated the effect of corticosterone on myofibrillar structure, sarcomere length and Z-disc width.
The stem is 4.5-15 4.5-15g, 2-8 mm thicm, equalong width throughout its length to somewhat tapered downward or with a greatly attenuated base, and glutinous.
The fixation light was a 660 nm LED (full-width at half-maximum=5 nm) operated at ∼6 μW output power, which was further attenuated with OD 6.5 filters before impinging normal to the cornea.
