The phrase "attenuation data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements or analysis in fields such as telecommunications, acoustics, or signal processing.
Example: "The attenuation data collected during the experiment indicated a significant loss of signal strength over distance."
Alternatives: "signal loss data" or "reduction data".
To quantify the in situ spreading, exponential decay functions were fitted to the sound pressure and particle velocity attenuation data.
This allowed measuring of the acoustic attenuation data for the different liner configurations.
Statistical analyses of the spectral attenuation data supported several important results.
An inversion algorithm is formulated to determine the liquid viscosity from the wave speed and attenuation data.
This has resulted in the need for suitable prediction models that can best provide estimates of attenuation due to rain with available information of rain attenuation data.
The numerical model developed in this study is a useful engineering tool for integrating field-scale natural attenuation data within a rational modeling framework.
Methods of adjusting the two parameters of each model in fitting short-range excess-attenuation data are suggested as alternatives to the single-parameter method, and as the basis for predicting ground effect at long range and low frequencies.
DOT images of absorption changes in the tissue were reconstructed from the light-attenuation data separately for each task repetition.
Patient CT images provided realistic anatomy and attenuation information for the data simulation.
On all slices (of the attenuation corrected data) quantitative information with respect to size and FDG uptake can be derived.
The SigShrink functions performweak attenuation of data with large amplitudes and stronger attenuation of data with small amplitudes, the shrinkage process introducing little variability among data with close amplitudes.
