The phrase "attenuation relative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, particularly in fields like telecommunications, acoustics, or physics, where it describes the reduction of signal strength relative to a reference level.
Example: "The attenuation relative to the original signal was measured at 10 dB."
Alternatives: "relative attenuation" or "attenuation in relation to".
The frequency domain is described in terms of attenuation relative to this normalized frequency.
Metrics of interest were damage modes, extent of damage, and pressure pulse attenuation relative to steel.
TLM numerical predictions expressed in terms of excess attenuation relative to free field show a good agreement with analytical solutions.
S. alterniflora marshes had significantly lower water velocity, greater sediment deposition rates and higher light attenuation relative to S. mariqueter habitats.
While it was hypothesized that bacAmut-KL7 would exhibit even greater attenuation relative to its parent strain B. abortus 2308 in C57BL/6 mice than it did in BALB/c mice, this was not the case.
On CT, these tumours are typically of low attenuation relative to muscle.
Light attenuation and relative light output of all tested samples could be reproduced reasonably well by MC.
The controllers are designed in terms of mixed optimization of H∞ performance for disturbance attenuation and relative stability for tracking position command in pitch-yaw plane.
In contrast, under estradiol valerate 2 mg alone, only a slight augmentation of alpha and attenuation of relative delta and beta power occurred, suggesting only a slight vigilance improvement as compared with placebo.
Thus, dienogest 2 mg increased the estrogen effect, which was also confirmed by a statistical evaluation of the differences between Climodien 2/3 and estradiol valerate alone (augmentation of alpha-2, attenuation of relative beta, acceleration of the dominant frequency).
Figure 14 shows some disagreements between the attenuation and relative permittivity analyses.
