Sentence examples for attenuation and its from inspiring English sources
The loss of RD1 in M. bovis BCG, contributes to the attenuation and its reintroduction into an attenuated strain resulted in a significant increase in virulence [ 2].
The numerical solution of acoustic pulse propagation through dispersive media requires the inclusion of attenuation and its causal companion, phase velocity.
It can be seen that the square root Nyquist -filter reaches better stop-band attenuation and its cascade experiences lower residual ISI level for the same filter order, but it does so in expense of a higher impulse response side lobes level.
On the other hand, prior to any intervention the system seems to have lost any potential for attenuation and its inability to adapt to high LPS concentration is mathematically translated into unconstrained responses (dashed lines).
The vaccine strain DV-STM-07 is able to achieve protective immunity without triggering abortion because of its high degree of attenuation and also its ability to not induce inflammation.
The introduction of CT-based attenuation correction and its integration with PET necessitates different PET/CT scanning protocols.
The strength of backscattering is influenced by the attenuation coefficient and its anisotropy, and provides the contrast mechanism to differentiate tissue structures.
To briefly review the background of the over-attenuation hypothesis and its influence on BCG vaccination practices, as early as the late 1940s concerns were raised about the possible over-attenuation of BCG [55].
Although the images primarily are sensitive to acoustic reflections at tissue boundaries, the signals are also dependent on the speed of sound and its attenuation, and all three of these factors are, in turn, dependent on tissue composition.
The loss of RD1 is one major genetic event that contributes to the attenuation of BCG, and its reintroduction into an attenuated strain resulted in a significant increase in virulence [ 13].
Moreover, attenuation of apoptosis and its antioxidant activity seem to be crucial for the cytoprotective effects of taurine.
