Sentence examples for excessive attenuation from inspiring English sources

The analysis indicates that the openings in the screen should be on the order of 10 μm in order to avoid excessive attenuation of the signal.

In general a BR should guide the signals through to the medium and from and back to the transducer without excessive attenuation and at the same time not exacerbate the noise in the measurement system.

While both schemes can deal with successive peaks that may cause excessive attenuation or spectral regrowth in the PW scheme, [8,9] focus on eliminating successive peak signals, and therefore, they cannot be efficiently applied to other cases such as discontinuous peak signals.

Compared with linear activity prescription, the quadratic scheme results in a slightly higher administered activity for patients >75 kg; this compensates for the lower signal to noise ratio (and hence degraded image quality) due to excessive attenuation, which occurs when linear activity prescription is applied.

Since they are non-linear devices, they cause excessive signal attenuation and noise at higher frequencies and voltages.

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There are three cases of missed diagnosis due to severe sound attenuation caused by excessive obesity, the flatulence of the small intestine, the higher position of the transverse colon, and the inapparent left moving of the intestinal duct in left lateral recumbent position.

Attenuation of the excessive ECM turnover by aldosterone antagonism was suggested as one of the mechanisms underlying its beneficial effects in systolic heart failure [ 10, 11].

Moreover, co-electroporation of siRNA to Snail1 along with the full-length gene rescued the excessive myogenic differentiation caused by attenuation of Snail1 activity [see Additional file 8: Figure S8C,F,G], further substantiating the specificity of this loss of function approach.

MSP68 effectively inhibits excessive neutrophils infiltrating to organs, leading to moderate attenuation of organ injury and significantly improved survival in septic mice.

Excessive increases in task difficulty typically result in marked attenuation of cognitive-motor performance.