We clearly see that the magnetic intensity attenuated gradually as the propagation distance became larger, while the electric intensity did not attenuate much even in the middle at distance at ~5700 km.
The short gills that do not extend the full distance from the stem to the cap edge (known as lamellulae) are rounded to attenuate (gradually narrowing), and of varying lengths.
When cauda epididymal spermatozoa that are bound by HongrES1 were incubated in capacitation medium, the binding immunofluorescence signal attenuated gradually and disappeared (Figure 3D, 3E and 3F).
HIV intensity attenuated gradually from above 25% in 1999 to generally below 12.5% nationally by 2010.
Since the increasing drift attenuated gradually over the observed study period, we projected the linear slope between the two most recent 5-year periods, rather than the overall net drift, to emphasise recent trends.
Flow cytometric analysis in Table 1 shows that compared to the control group, distribution of cells in G0/G1 of the IKVAV-treated group attenuated gradually by density and declined significantly in the 0.5 m m group (* P < 0.05).
It is noted that the observed ribbons display attenuating widths gradually at the ends with a fixed pitch, implying that formation of the tubules results from widening of ribbons rather than from the shrinking of helical coils.
At the first 6 7 residence times of the continuous cultivations, gradually attenuating oscillation of the specific biomass production occurred [ 20] after which the oscillation decreased to a non-significant level.
The results are shown in Figure 1 figure supplement 3. The presence of a gradient lowers the overall correlation seen, which has the effect of gradually attenuating the "spikes" but not of removing them entirely.
The temperature difference between void and solid areas is gradually attenuated with increasing material emissivity.
As group identities based on caste, ethnicity and religion gradually attenuated, anger and hope were being privatised, like so much else in Mumbai.
