Sentence examples for complete attenuation from inspiring English sources
Disruption of Toxoplasma gondii carbamoyl phosphate synthetase II (CPSII) induces a severe uracil auxotrophy with no detectable parasite replication in vitro and complete attenuation of virulence in mice.
The eT was an effective nitrifyer of NH4+ to NO3− with almost complete attenuation of NH4+ as effluent passed through the system.
It is found that complete attenuation zones in the low frequency region can be obtained in the considered panels by proper design.
Measurements of cavitation noise indicated that the modification also improved the acoustic performance of the propellers as it resulted in a complete attenuation of the low-frequency spectral peaks, which were prominent with the basic propellers.
An MRI of the sellar region with contrast revealed an abnormality that followed the signal of cerebrospinal fluid on T1 and T2 sequences without complete attenuation on FLAIR sequences consistent with a pituitary cyst (Fig. 1).
Knocking-down H19 RNA resulted in nearly complete attenuation of p57kip2 induction in response to hypoxic stress in both Hep3B and UMUC3 cell lines.
In cells pre-treated with 35 μM of TSA, a near-complete attenuation of A23187-induced AA-release, 98%, was found (Fig. 3e).
Required unit number of the resonator in each section is quantitatively determined for complete vibration attenuation in a specific frequency range.
It is shown that the effective mass per unit area can turn to negative at certain frequency ranges, which could lead to a complete sound attenuation.
Slowing the municipal pumping rate, with a C N ratio of 1.2 1.6, resulted in complete nitrate attenuation with no nitrite production and no sulfate reduction.
The next step must therefore be its validation within a complete PET attenuation correction and reconstruction pipeline, in order to determine whether the differences reported here with respect to previously published approaches do indeed lead to a significant improvement in the resulting emission images.
