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This effect on attenuation parameters of the three faster waves is exhibited in Fig. 6.

As concluded above, reflection of waves from deep or shallow subsources at the Moho and Conrad discontinuities has a considerable effect on attenuation or amplification of those waves; this can be attributed in part to the relative simplicity of the JIVSM model, which consists of layers of constant internal velocity and with large impedance contrasts at layer boundaries.

We addressed this question by an experiment where the luminance change was restricted to smaller windows, finding that window size had little or no effect on attenuation strength (Fig 2).

Thus, at longer downwind distances, the wind speed has a larger effect on attenuation and thus risk.

Use of IV contrast in PET/CT has only a minimum effect on attenuation but if contrast enhanced pixels are misidentified, artefacts may be generated on the PET image.

The presence of high GBCA concentration (representing a worst-case scenario in dynamic cardiac studies) in solution with PET radiotracer produces a minimal effect on attenuation-corrected PET quantification.

The analysis of the effect of attenuation on the time-averages for a plane travelling wave is presented.

Our goal was also to measure the effect of attenuation on corresponding pre-clinical PET images.

To illustrate the effect of attenuation on heritability estimates, 101 datasets were generated consisting of 400 MZ twin pairs and 600 DZ twin pairs.

In order to illustrate the effect of attenuation correction on brain PET images, 18F activity was measured in a peripheral brain ROI for the three sets of PET images (Fig. 5).

The interaction effect on the attenuation of a plane wave is studied.