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Resulting in expressions that allow to calculate the average attenuation of the signal path in the area remains question.
Regarding the average attenuation of the measured and modeled channels, Figure 5 shows that semiurban channels experience lower attenuation than rural and urban ones.
Then, the program automatically calculated the volume and average attenuation of the lesion.
Results are presented as the estimated effect of a 10-μg/m decrease in the annual average PM10 exposure over the follow-up period (ΔPM10) on the average attenuation of the annual decline in FEF25 75.
The average attenuations of the largest PBGs are very strong and increase rapidly with the increment of the number of unit cell.
The tumor blood vessels attenuated 7% to 18% of the light for an average attenuation of 11% ± 4%, whereas the lateral vein on the non-tumor side of the mouse running the length of the body attenuated 2%to4%4% of the light for an average attenuation of 3% ± 1%.
The annual average attenuation of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) based nutrients were 2 4 times higher during the post-restoration periods than that observed during the pre-restoration periods.
The same average attenuation of residues 25 90 is achieved for acetylated aS at 2-fold lower lipid concentration, compared to that of the nonacetylated protein.
A 10 μg/m decline in PM10 over an 11-year period was associated with an average attenuation of annual decline in FEF25 75 of 6.0 mL/year [95% confidence interval (CI), −4.54 to 16.54] in participants with an AA genotype, 13.7 mL/year (5.38 22.06) in heterozygous AG participants, and 21.3 mL/year (10.57 32.08) in participants with a GG genotype.
On the nonenhanced, pre-TACE baseline scans, the average attenuation value of the kidneys was 34.1 ± 4.1 HU (SD) in the combined cases and 36.7 ± 11.5 HU (not significant [NS]) in the cases that did have persistent global nephrograms.
