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The clinical presentation of patients with treated MHC (i.e., with good MHC symptom control) could resemble that of patients without MHC, attenuating differences in intensification.

A recent study showed largely attenuating differences in the measurement and achievement of established treatment targets between elderly patients aged ≥75 years and younger individuals with diabetes after the introduction of the QOF (27).

While family-in-homeland was one of the strongest predictors of cross-border economic ties, inclusion of this variable in our models did not attenuate differences in remittance-sending between New Cubans and pre-1990s émigrés.

Adjustment for childhood and early adulthood adversity fully attenuated differences in adult health disadvantages.

In Portugal, the National Health Service guarantees universal access to the population, which may contribute to attenuate differences in survival across the levels of socioeconomic status.

Considering that in most response-evaluable patients baseline primary tumour uptake exceeded that of metastatic nodes, an absolute difference response assessment would attenuate differences in response between primaries and nodes.

Specific vegetable and animal oils and fat were incorporated into each diet to attenuate differences in the amounts of SFAs and unsaturated fatty acids between treatments (see Supplemental Table 1 under "Supplemental data" in the online issue).

The observed trend toward a higher rate of implantation of ventricular assist devices in the control group, which provide greater hemodynamic and cardiac support than IABPs, may have attenuated differences in outcomes between controls and patients with an IABP.

Adjustment for BMI, waist circumference, and A1C substantially attenuated differences in the CVD risk factors between the case/control groups, except for fibrinogen and IL-6, which remained significantly higher in type 2 diabetic youth.

This design thus enhances the similarities between the clinical trial context and real world practice and so ought to attenuate differences in psychosocial context between trial and usual practice.

The exclusion of individuals with high intakes of fruits and vegetables (above the 99th percentile of intake) may have attenuated differences in phytonutrient intakes between the subpopulation of adults with low consumption of fruits and vegetables and those consuming ≥ 5 servings/d.