The phrase "attenuating determinants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing factors that reduce or lessen the impact of something, often in scientific or analytical discussions.
Example: "The study aimed to identify the attenuating determinants that influence the effectiveness of the treatment."
Alternatives: "mitigating factors" or "reducing influences".
The Tonga/74 virus shares each of these three attenuating genetic determinants specific to the American genotype [ 31, 32], which provides a possible explanation for its lower virulence in humans.
The superoxide dismutase (SOD) enzymes are also a key determinant of NO bioavailability since SOD competes with NO for superoxide in a diffusion-limited manner, thus attenuating the formation of peroxynitrite and, indirectly, improving NO bioavailability [ 57, 58].
"It has an attenuating effect.
We propose that an active lifestyle is an important determinant of quality of life and molecular progression of aging in skeletal muscle of the elderly, and is a viable therapy for attenuating and/or reversing skeletal muscle strength declines and mitochondrial abnormalities associated with aging.
This may suggest that the APOE effect becomes attenuated with age, allowing other determinants of cognitive function such as PA to become more apparent.
Adjustment for determinants of preterm birth attenuated the socioeconomic associations with spontaneous preterm birth and strengthened associations with iatrogenic preterm birth.
We successfully used a combination of sequencing genomics and comparative genomics strategies to provide a comprehensive analysis of virulent and attenuated M. hyopneumoniae strains to identify determinants involved in pathogenesis.
Loss of the third replicon, pC3 (a non-essential megaplasmid associated with several virulence determinants), results in highly attenuated infection in multiple hosts, including zebrafish embryos (Agnoli et al., 2012; Agnoli et al., 2014).
These markers of unfavorable remodeling, representing the major anatomical determinants of heart failure, were attenuated in the MI+GF rats (Table 1).
With such a clinical profile, it is important to elucidate genetic determinants that may assist to attenuate its incidence or severity.
