The phrase "attenuation in both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reduction or weakening of signals, effects, or phenomena in two different subjects or areas.
Example: "The study revealed significant attenuation in both the audio and visual signals during transmission."
Alternatives: "reduction in both" or "diminution in both".
Fig. 1 Blue-light autofluorescence from March 2012 of the right eye (a) and left eye (b) with abnormal hyperautofluorescence around arcades and in the peripapillary area and severe arteriole attenuation in both eyes, which supports the diagnosis of cancer-associated retinopathy.
Bridging across two resonators (figure 11c) can produce a pole of attenuation in both the high and the low stopband.
This was, however, not the case: the adaptors to the left caused strong attenuation and those to the right weak attenuation in both cortical hemispheres.
In multivariate analysis, the degrees of attenuation in both localised cancer and advanced cancer were similar (data not shown).
SAP treatment dampened the extent of mucositis, as demonstrated by a reduction in the time to onset and attenuation in both the peak and duration of pathology.
Changes in velocity and attenuation in both cells were continuously monitored for 3 4 hours and the difference between measuring and reference cells was automatically calculated and recorded.
Inabilities to adjust for both higher socioeconomic status and lower body mass could have resulted in attenuations in both overall and breast cancer mortality among women with implants.
These revealed crossmodal attenuations in both the auditory and visual cortex (P < 0.01), for example, negative visual responses were detected in the auditory cortex, and negative auditory responses were detected in the visual cortex.
We demonstrated that mutations in either the PMT1 or PMT4 genes result in dramatic attenuation in virulence in both a macrophage killing assay and a mouse inhalation model of cryptococcosis, two models that assess different aspects of cryptococcal pathogenesis.
Despite these efforts to minimize the total attenuation of individual hardware components, ignoring hardware-induced attenuation results in both qualitative and quantitative errors in the reconstructed PET images, demanding AC [21 25, 27 35].
Material factors produced the most consistent and strong attenuation in RII for both socioeconomic indicators, while the contributions attributable to behaviour alone were modest.
