Sentence examples for attenuating influence on from inspiring English sources
This reduction in RAQP is hypothesized to be a consequence of resilience serving as an attenuating influence on the other factors.
Further adjustment for other individual-level variables, local affluence and geographical remoteness (Model 3) had a more substantial attenuating influence on the ethnic density ORs and 95% CIs, except that for the English born in the UK and the overseas-born Australians.
These responses may be attributed to the attenuating influence of euhydration on the rate of rise in core temperature.
Nevertheless, the nature of these interactions differs from that observed in studies on the modification of genetic effects by other lifestyle factors, such as those reporting an attenuating influence of physical activity on genetic predisposition to obesity-related traits (6– 14, 14).
Our results proved that the hypothalamus may project attenuated influence on the cerebellum after the sertraline treatment.
Model-based robust fault diagnosis aims to attenuate influence from model uncertainties on the residual while maintaining fault detection and isolation performance.
The main goal when synthesizing robust residual generators for diagnosis and supervision is to attenuate influence from model uncertainty on the residual while keeping fault detection performance.
In this paper, an output feedback discontinuous controller is proposed for a class of nonlinear systems to attenuate the disturbance influence on the system performance.
At the end of the flash time, the flow rates decreases and it is clear that the film then exhibits a more complex rheology due to the solvent evaporation, but the leveling dynamic is then considerably attenuated, and the influence on the surface topography is negligible.
Also, an H∞ control technique and a strictly positive real Lyapunov (SPR-Lyapunov) design approach are employed for attenuating the influence of both external disturbances and fuzzy logic approximation error on the tracking of errors.
