Sentence examples for attenuation of negative from inspiring English sources

Likewise, repeated short stimuli of CO2 with high CO2 concentrations (more than 90% v/v) induce a rapid attenuation of negative mucosal potentials [6].

We considered whether this attenuation of negative feedback might arise from changes in corticosteroid receptor expression, since Meaney and colleagues (60) had reported that the level of binding of [H]dexamethasone in the soluble fraction prepared from the hippocampus was reduced in lactation.

The basic story of increasing fertility rates, decreasing labor force participation, and attenuation of the negative correlation remains the same.

Using a structured statistical model, I show that the immigrant-induced attenuation of this negative correlation can explain about 24% of the immigrant-induced increases in the joint likelihood of childbearing and labor force participation in the US between the years 1980 and 2000.

It is proposed that the loss of stimulatory drive from the suckling stimulus combined with the persistent attenuation of rapid negative feedback may be important factors underlying this dynamic process of reorganization.

A competitive inhibition of the binding of E2 to ERs in the hypothalamus/pituitary by BPA would lead to an attenuation of the negative feedback of circulating E2 on LH and FSH release, resulting in higher circulating LH concentrations, which would subsequently increase T (and E2) production by the testis.

Using a conjunction analysis of working memory activation, we identified common areas of impaired attenuation of task-negative networks within the motor cortex for both patients and siblings.

Although it is frequently asymptomatic, the CT appearances can be striking and commonly include multifocal areas of ground glass attenuation, consolidation and interstitial abnormality with a crazy-paving pattern, within which there may be areas of negative attenuation corresponding to phagocytosed lipid within macrophages.

In previous reports we described functional effects at positions 334, 335, and 338 that exhibited the charge dependence expected for a simple charged-vestibule model, that is, enhancement of conductance by deposition of positive charge and attenuation of conductance by deposition of negative charge, as well as predicted changes in the shape of the I−V curve (7, 8).

The Gurken, a TGF-α homolog, is produced by the oocyte and activates EGFR in follicle cells to specify the dorsal cell fates, followed by attenuation of EGFR signaling via negative regulators, such as sprouty, and kekkon, which together determine the area of the follicle epithelium where the dorsal appendages (DAs) form [27], [28].

In case of noninverting attenuation with negative offset applying the reference by superposition to the noninverting input, the reference is applied to the inverting input through an inverting gain stage.