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With the use of esmolol, significant attenuating effects were found on cardiovascular parameters in the first 5 min after stimulation; its shortening effects on seizure duration may be dose-related.

Weaker but significant attenuating effects were observed in sub-cortical nuclei of the thalamus, hypothalamus, and striatum and hippocampus (Figure 5).

The attenuating effect was seen over a wide range of doses, from 3 µg/kg to 3 mg/kg (Figure 6C).

Gabapentin has been reported to be effective for pain associated with various peripheral neuropathies in clinical trials [ 50, 51], but requires several weeks of treatment before an attenuating effect is observed.

The final choice was in fact motivated for reasons alluded to by the reviewer: that those involved in the codon pair programme have simply ignored the published evidence, by Burns et al. and more recently from our lab (Atkinson et al)., that the attenuating effect was mediated through inadvertently increasing CpG ad UpA dinucleotide frequencies rather any effect on translation.

"We find that the tax system helped mitigate somewhat the increase in household income inequality over the sample period, but this attenuating effect was insufficient to significantly alter the broad trend toward rising inequality," the researchers conclude.

This attenuating effect is the result of volume-mediated inhibition of proximal tubular salt and water reabsorption and decreasing contact time from the associated increase in tubular flow [ 24].

The latter results suggest that, while random misclassification certainly occurs, its attenuating effects on risk estimates are moderate.

Comparable and slightly attenuated effect estimates were observed for all physical activities with a 1-year mean level of NO2 at the cohort baseline (data not shown).

These effects were attenuated in CHF [27].

These effects were attenuated as freestream velocity increases.