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CONCLUSIONS: Main pulmonary artery attenuation is independent of the arm of infusion when evaluating mean attenuation, attenuation beneath 250, 200, or 150 HU, or indeterminate or nondiagnostic interpretations for patients undergoing CT angiograms of the chest to rule out pulmonary emboli.

Magnitude (root mean square (RMS)), attenuation (attenuation coefficient), and smoothness (Harmonic ratios, HR) of the accelerations were calculated.

Results show the feasibility of using fast, sequential or interlaced transmission scans of a line source within a rotatable air-copper-lead attenuator assembly to obtain accurate attenuation maps for SPECT attenuation compensation.

For purposes of comparison the propagation model is divided according to the usual attenuation elements including geometrical spreading, atmospheric attenuation, ground attenuation, screening attenuation and reflections.

Inorganic N showed greater attenuation than attenuation of inorganic P throughout the year.

The theoretically expected dependence of attenuation and differential attenuation on the DSD was reproduced with experimental data.

These include probability density functions for transmitted acoustic power and attenuation, expected (mean) attenuation, and standard deviation from the mean.

At the same X-ray attenuation (99% attenuation), the specimen is 7, 8.5 and 16 times lighter than wood, glass, and concrete, respectively.

The propagation/attenuation zones and attenuation ability of PSMF are expressed in the propagation scenario and the iso-attenuation curves by exploiting the unit cell transfer matrix invariant.

In addition, the maximum attenuation coefficient in each attenuation zone is not affected by the initial stress.

Effects of hot air flows and fires on the ultrasound attenuation and on the attenuation variability are determined.