The phrase "attenuation means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining or explaining the concept of attenuation in a specific context, such as in science or telecommunications.
Example: "In the context of signal processing, attenuation means the reduction in strength of a signal as it travels through a medium."
Alternatives: "attenuation refers to" or "attenuation signifies".
One might ask whether sensory attenuation means that one cannot hear oneself.
This is because intensity attenuation means that the stimuli are perceived as having lower contrast and one could expect participants to then be biased towards responding that they saw the low contrast, C0.
Per each unit increase in baseline MVPA scores, there was a 0.47% attenuation on the differential effect of Staff on MVPA score changes from trial 1 to trial 2. The attenuation means that less active participants were more negatively affected by the presence of trained staff than their more active peers.
Per segment a specific ROI was drawn in the faeces to measure the attenuation (mean HU) and SD.
Complexes that show significant attenuation mean of their subunits < 0.6 (dashed red line) are shown in red.
For comparative analysis of the average values of attenuation (mean values in HU ± standard deviation [SD]) of PDA, parenchyma upstream and downstream was used Student t test.
The contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) was calculated as (mean attenuation A – mean attenuation B /image noise (defined as the standard deviation of the surrounding oil).
These include probability density functions for transmitted acoustic power and attenuation, expected (mean) attenuation, and standard deviation from the mean.
This simple demonstration confirms that basic geometrical descriptors can provide important information to compare material characteristics such us attenuation or mean scatterer size (14).
Furthermore, according to RF algorithm, the two most important variables for classification were attenuation and mean, respectively.
We adjusted the cut-off point between atherosclerotic plaque and lumen for each patient on the basis of the full width half maximum principle [mean lumen attenuation plus mean fibrous tissue attenuation (≈88 HU) divided by two].
