The phrase "attenuation compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reduction or weakening of a signal or quantity in relation to another signal or quantity.
Example: "The attenuation compared to the original signal was significant, leading to a loss of clarity in the audio output."
Alternatives: "reduction in relation to" or "diminution relative to".
Most importantly, it is shown that this multilayered DLA structure has a dramatically improved attenuation compared to the conventional single-layered dielectric-loaded structure while maintaining comparable shunt impedance.
PbO, and Bi2O3 nanoparticles showed higher attenuation compared to WO3 nanoparticles in studied energies.
This enhanced the barrier property of PDMS and thus led to the flux attenuation compared to that calculated by Higuchi equation.
There is an attenuation compared to the initial discharge capacity.
However, we still do not have enough information on seismic attenuation compared to seismic velocity.
When partial rupture has occurred focal intratendinous inhomogeneities with lower attenuation compared to the surrounding tissue become apparent (Kalebo et al. 1990).
In general, high-frequency waveforms over 1 Hz are likely to be largely affected by the intrinsic and scattering attenuations compared to the low-frequency waveforms.
Evaluation of patient data showed some substantial improvements of the MLAA attenuation maps compared to the segmented MR-based attenuation maps.
LCL filter has superior switching ripple attenuation capability compared to L filter.
This decrease in IFN-I inhibitory function in cell culture would explain that infection of mice with both the deletion mutants and the IFNα/βBPGAGmut expressing viruses resulted in a dramatic attenuation phenotype compared to WT virus infections.
This model is then used for the road traffic noise situation and the theoretical excess attenuation is compared to values obtained from road traffic noise measurements.
