The phrase "attenuating effects on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reduction or lessening of certain impacts or influences in various contexts, such as scientific, medical, or social discussions.
Example: "The study revealed that the new medication has significant attenuating effects on the symptoms of the disease."
Alternatives: "diminishing effects on" or "reducing effects on".
Multiple mediation analyses confirm that media violence exposure and homework, respectively, can have aggravating and attenuating effects on self-reported aggression.
A trauma film analogue design was used to investigate if the predicted facilitating effects on intrusions from inhibiting conceptual processing and predicted attenuating effects on intrusions from inhibiting sensory processing are moderated by individual differences in emotionality.
The latter results suggest that, while random misclassification certainly occurs, its attenuating effects on risk estimates are moderate.
Increased oxytocin activity during distress [ 34, 35] and its attenuating effects on HPA axis [ 36] and autonomic nervous system activity [ 37] may indicate a regulatory function of oxytocin in physiological stress.
R-roscovitine-induced inhibitory effects on cyclin-dependent kinases and attenuating effects on Mcl-1 expression levels have been associated with the induction of secondary necrosis in immune cells [ 47, 48].
The vascular effects of troglitazone, and its insulin-related attenuating effects on contractile tone, could have contributed, in part, to improve insulin action on peripheral glucose disposal, presumably by improving blood flow distribution and glucose delivery.
However, there are other reports demonstrating attenuating effects of PKC inhibitors on drug resistance that do not involve P-glycoprotein.
Downregulation of LOX-1 by losartan might contribute to its attenuating effect on vein grafts atherosclerosis.
Soil structure interaction has an attenuating effect on the rms value of the column shear, the effect decreasing with increase in Gs.
Because vegetation growth in the Northern Hemisphere is typically nitrogen-limited, increased nitrogen deposition could have an attenuating effect on rising atmospheric CO2 by stimulating the vegetation productivity and accumulation of carbon in biomass.
By comparison with the bare plate, the trimmed plate has much higher modal damping, due to the ability of the insulation to absorb energy at the wavenumbers associated with resonant modes, and greatly reduced radiation efficiency, due to the insulation's attenuating effect on supersonic wavenumber disturbances.
