Sentence examples for considerable attenuation of from inspiring English sources
Measurements at a test track of the French railway company (SNCF) have shown considerable attenuation of the envisaged pinned pinned frequencies.
The provided headphones were proven to cause considerable attenuation of 511 keV photons of PET, thus justifying the manufacturer's disapproval of using them for simultaneous PET scanning of the head.
The figure shows that the display imposes considerable attenuation of visible spatial frequencies in the horizontal dimension.
In our study we found that four apicoplast genes, PF07_0129, MAL8P1.86, PFD0710w and PFB0270w, and PFE1155c, a mitochondrial peptidase, cause considerable attenuation of parasite growth and provide grounds for further evaluation as antimalarial targets.
In contrast, intra-peritoneal administration of L. rhamnosus Lr32 or L. salivarius Ls33-treated BMDCs, led to a considerable attenuation of the colitis, with reduced weight loss, improved clinical parameters (rectal bleeding, lethargy, and stool consistency; data not shown) and a significant reduction (p = 0.0003 and p = 0.0033, respectively) of macroscopic inflammation scores (Fig. 4A and 4B).
CLP resulted in considerable attenuation of pTie2 abundance (that is, deactivation) compared with sham operation.
Conversely, large values of yield a considerable attenuation also for time delays in the neighborhood of the targeted one.
The multiple independent spikes in the dendritic branches were each subject to considerable attenuation as they propagated from the distal region of the dendrites to the primary branch point.
Only calls made from a distance of less than 10 m from the caller were analyzed, given that dense vegetation is known to cause considerable attenuation at larger distances [Maciej et al., 2011].
Experimental evaluations show that applying the control scheme to the optimized system results in considerable vibration attenuation of the dominant modes without spill-over into uncontrolled modes.
Up to now, there is considerable evidence showing that attenuation of RGC degeneration is potentially an effective therapeutic strategy for treatment of glaucoma [ 2, 3].
