She has listed attenuating circumstances including children (of two defendants), a lack of previous crime and positive character profiles.
All this takes place in an environment of laissez-faire: "everyone is trying to go on with their lives, therefore no one worries about disciplinary measures or about punishing the prevaricators", with lack of career structure, workload and working conditions as attenuating circumstances.
This repression was strongly attenuated under circumstances when mTORC1 signalling was suppressed either directly by rapamycin or via inhibition of GSK3 using SB415286.
I tell the truth, but a truth so attenuated by the circumstances of the exchange that it casts as much light as a candle in a gale.
In addition, we found many attenuating patterns in this experiment, which confirms that in a positive conversation circumstance, shifting to the negative needs to be done more carefully and euphemistically.
Under such circumstances, extracellular adenosine signaling plays a critical role in attenuating hypoxia-induced tissue injury and inflammation [4], [23].
In a similar vein, Harris might have noted that attenuating some emotion might count as a moral enhancement in some circumstances, but not in others.
But improved police effectiveness and relations between law enforcement and community residents may decrease the salience of legal cynicism, thereby attenuating notions that violence is an appropriate or desirable reaction to threatening circumstances.
"It has an attenuating effect.
Importantly, when combining these two groups of explanatory variables into one model (Model 3), the regression coefficients of childhood circumstances are generally attenuated, indicating that part of the association between disadvantaged childhood circumstances and stressful working conditions is due to labour market disadvantage (hypothesis 2).
