Sentence examples for enough to attenuate from inspiring English sources
It could, also, help in initiating delivery of therapy early enough to attenuate seizure attack and reduce its duration or may even terminate it completely.
The experiments were designed to answer the question if in case of chronification of migraineous mechanism (i) one dose of SZR72 is enough to attenuate the activation or if (ii) daily treatment would be needed.
They did not report whether insertion of miR122 target sequences was enough to attenuate virus replication in HuH7.
Our result supports a recent study, which shows that Aza-dC treatment at the concentration of 10 n M is enough to attenuate clonal ability and to induce apoptosis of NTERA2 (Beyrouthy et al, 2009).
The implication of this observation is that control of glycemia alone at an early stage would not be enough to attenuate the excess vascular risk in early onset T2DM.
Thus, although melatonin concentrations were significantly higher during the dark cycles versus the light cycles, it is likely that the continuous stimulus of exercise was enough to attenuate an expected rise in melatonin during the second dark cycle of the 36-hour race.
These results suggest that vanillic acid has enough potential to attenuate hypertension, dyslipidemia and hepatic and renal damage in nitric oxide deficient rats.
Note that it would have been too soft to shape in the traditional gnocchi way, by forming ropes of dough and cutting them into little cylinders: to reach that stage would have taken enough flour to attenuate the potato-leek flavor.
Our data suggests that in order to reduce virus replication in hepatic cells, miR122-detargeting alone is effective but not efficient enough to completely attenuate virus replication.
In other words, the upper layer is not thick enough to fully attenuate the impinging light and the depth of the upper layer (dA) was only a fraction of the dE, dA < dE.
Obviously, the robust synthetic gene network by the proposed sub-minimax regulation design method has robust stability to the uncertain initial conditions and enough filtering ability to attenuate the disturbances on the host cell and can approach the desired steady states.
