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The stem barks extract protected liver which may be partially explained by the attenuation of SGOT and SGPT levels and increase in liver glycogen content.
The variance in SUVR explained by the attenuation correction error is likely to be smaller than the intrinsic PET noise variance [ 31].
This antihypertensive property of 4HCH may be explained by the attenuation of hyperaldosteronism and anti-inflammatory activities and recovery of renal injury.
The rejuvenating effects produced by TGF-β RI kinase inhibitor systemic delivery are best explained by the attenuation of local TGF-β signaling in all tissues, including skeletal muscle.
Most childhood asthma in poor populations in Latin America is not associated with aeroallergen sensitization, an observation that could be explained by the attenuation of atopy by chronic helminth infections or effects of age.
The weak associations between asthma and atopy in such populations could be explained by the attenuation of atopy or Th2-mediated allergic responses by environmental factors including chronic helminth infections 19, 20.
This effect can be explained by the higher attenuation of photons recorded by detector 1 due to additional 10 cm of water between the source and the detector (the effect is stronger for 113 keV than for 208 keV).
Simulations suggest that this relationship can be primarily explained by the increased attenuation with increasing tissue mass as dead time and contribution of random coincidences and scattered photons were not included.
The finding that the marked Th2 response elicited a low protection rate in those groups can be explained by the bacterial attenuation profile, which showed a reduced capacity of the mutant to adhere and invade murine cells.
Since 3 years treatment with strontium ranelate results in a molar ratio of ~1%, it is clear that a significant percentage of the BMD increase in the clinical trial data can be explained by the increased attenuation due to the bone strontium content (Blake and Fogelman 2006).
This observation was consistent with the literature and may be explained by the lack of attenuation and scatter correction in planar scintigraphy [[18],[20]-[22]].
