The phrase "attenuating the spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reducing or lessening the transmission or impact of something, such as a disease or information.
Example: "The new policies are aimed at attenuating the spread of misinformation during the election."
Alternatives: "reducing the spread" or "limiting the spread".
It was observed that the aqueous extract of Spinacia oleracea eaves has protective effect, for example, attenuating the spread of lesions [ 31].
While the first two control methods represent quite typical control methods for attenuating the spread of nosocomial infections, LoS reduction, probiotics and intestinal microbiota transplantation are not typically included in intervention strategies.
Projections from the model reinforce the clinical evidence supporting a reduced length of stay [ 47, 48] and infection control [ 49- 51] as effective methods for attenuating the spread of C. difficile.
Surprisingly, the daily dosage of 50 mg/kg OP treatment intraperitoneally significantly attenuated the metastatic spread of ovarian cancer cells to the lung (Figure 5B) compared to the extensive metastatic clusters of cancer cells in the lung for the untreated and the 30mg/kg OP cohorts.
COX-2 inhibitor could attenuate the neuronal spreading depression that occurs in seizures as well as NMDA-mediated nociceptive excitotoxicity [24].
Actually, the inhibition of β1 integrins activity induces cells spreading presumably by attenuating the suppression of SDC1 binding perpetrated by integrins.
Such phenolic compounds, widely present in plants, inhibit or attenuate the initiation, progression and spread of cancer [3].
Rapamycin also significantly attenuated the extent of metastatic tumor cell spread within lymph nodes (p < 0.0001).
Jacobi [3] showed that taurolidine is also effective in attenuating tumor spread that normally results after laparoscopic tumor removal [4].
Furthermore, silencing CYR61 in their triple-negative model attenuated the malignant phenotype associated with reduced tumour vasculature and less haematogenous spread [ 75].
Similarly, resource wealth also attenuated the risk of conflict.
