Sentence examples for attenuation reduction from inspiring English sources

The emphasis is on velocity matching and microwave attenuation reduction.

Signal degradation can take many forms, but generally it falls into three types: noise, distortion, and attenuation (reduction in power).

Protective structures such as submerged breakwaters, screen breakwaters, and various piles are often designed to provide additional attenuation (reduction) of the impact force.

In addition to the 100% penetrance of prostatic inflammation observed in PND56 prostate specimens, in utero exposure to vinclozolin also induced focal epithelial attenuation (reduction in epithelial cell height and thinning of ductal structure) in all animals.

Through a process known as total internal reflection, light rays beamed into the fiber can propagate within the core for great distances with remarkably little attenuation, or reduction in intensity.

Telecommunication and broadcast networks can be affected by volcanic ash in the following ways: attenuation and reduction of signal strength; damage to equipment; and overloading of network through user demand.

Analysis of rectal temperature revealed that 80% methanolic extract of Croton macrostachys caused significant attenuation of reduction in temperature of Plasmodium berghei infected mice in a dose-dependent manner (p<0.01 for CM200 & CM400, p<0.001 for CM600).

Weight and insulin each partly accounted for the attenuation in reduction of tPA levels related to incident diabetes and glucose explained most of the residual effect in the two groups.

Previous reports on the effects of a LTR-REV insertion into RM1 [ 1] or GX0101 [ 13, 14] strains of MDV suggest attenuation and reduction of their oncogenicity with intact replication abilities.

Another inconvenience of the RECIST standard is that it takes into consideration only the size of lesions, with no assessment of structural changes in the course of treatment, manifesting on CT as changes of X-ray attenuation values (reduction of attenuation, weaker contrast enhancement as the effect of neoplastic tissue necrosis).

High-precision measurements of (234 U/(238)U and (238)U/(235)U allow for development of a conceptual model that evaluates both the migration of U from the ore body and the extent of natural attenuation due to reduction.