The phrase "attenuating factors" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal, psychological, or analytical contexts to refer to circumstances that may lessen the severity or culpability of a situation.
Example: "The judge considered the defendant's background and personal circumstances as attenuating factors during sentencing."
Alternatives: "mitigating circumstances" or "reducing factors".
There are, of course, attenuating factors, as there are in any social research.
The resulting vaccine candidate possessed several attenuating factors, including the modification of HA and NS genes in combination with the replacement of the majority of the avian genes by that of the IVR-116 virus.
Recent developments compel us to consider Hg sources and attenuating factors in neurodevelopment related to early human exposure.
Attenuating factors like the clothing, duration of exposure to sunlight, type of skin, sunscreen usage and age of individual need to be taken into consideration for extrapolation to humans.
The primary attenuating factor common to all three Sabin vaccines is a mutation located in the virus's internal ribosome entry site (IRES) which alters stem-loop structures, and reduces the ability of poliovirus to translate its RNA template within the host cell.
However, experimental studies to prevent or attenuate factors for ALI/ARDS after neutropenia recovery have been lacking to date, although ARDS has been widely reported during neutropenia recovery.
However, assuming a linear imaging system and constant amplitude-attenuating factors throughout an exposure series, the rate of fading of the signal in an image can be determined from the fading of the signal amplitudes in the image Fourier transform.
In addition, we have shown that PYY attenuates transcription factors, such as nuclear transcription factor (NF -κB aNF -κBd3/4, which mediand inflammation.
To attenuate individual factors relating to the possibly unpleasant visual stimulus of a discolored extremity, all subjects were fitted with a green sleeve over the arm and hand.
These compounds may attenuate bacterial factors essential for infection such as virulence determinants involved in host damage and disease [ 4].
It is essential in clinical practice to control or attenuate various factors disrupting sleep and thus, maximize patients' ability to experience restorative sleep.
