Sentence examples for cumulative attenuation from inspiring English sources
Single-energy CT measures the cumulative attenuation over the entire energy range of energies for all tissues within a voxel, not the response at different, specific energy levels [1, 2, 6].
An improved approach of predicting rain attenuation cumulative distribution (CD) over terrestrial microwave links operating in tropical regions is presented in this article.
In his efforts to correct the inappropriateness, the method of using the full rainfall rate distribution is introduced as input for predicting the rain attenuation cumulative distribution (CD).
The availability performance of the transmission link can be assessed from the cumulative distribution of attenuation due to all hydrometeors together for the known value of the fade margin.
The cumulative distributions of rain attenuation derived from the measured data are presented and compared with those obtained with existing prediction models.
This resulted in higher estimates of cumulative exposure, with likely attenuation of the effect estimators.
The precision of measurement might vary between individual adversities, and such issues could have contributed to the estimated attenuation of cumulative material adversity by social adversity [ 16].
Our sensitivity analysis of the block lags of weeks 5 8 and weeks 9 12 shows slight attenuation compared with the cumulative lags, suggesting that the cumulative effect may be dominated by the more recent weeks.
The cumulative event distribution also showed an attenuation of the effect of ghrelin (Fig. 2F), indicating that CB1 was involved in the signal evoked by ghrelin.
Indeed, there is some evidence of attenuation in the higher cumulative hazard of first birth at higher abortion levels: at 12, 24 and 36 months, the cumulative hazard is lower for moderate and high abortion users than for women with low abortion propensity.
This compels us to postulate that the cumulative effects of chronic, but modest, attenuations of delta spectral power evokes outcomes similar to those appearing after a brief, but significant suppression.
