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Functional studies have suggested that asporin attenuates TGF-β signaling and that the extent of the attenuation is influenced by the number of D-repeats [ 2, 4, 5].

Overall, while residual confounding due to these or other factors might be expected to further attenuate the interaction effect, the above comments and the extent of the attenuation of the breastfeeding effect due to the 7 factors used in this study may suggest that the main sources of confounding have been accounted for.

We also use a Monte Carlo experiment to show how the extent of the attenuation bias rises as peer sample size falls.

Our simulations showed the dramatic extent of the attenuation effect and the bias in estimating variance components due to imperfect measurement.

Each multivariable model was also adjusted for either adiponectin or log resistin (separate models for each adjustment) to assess the extent of attenuation of the association of VAT and SAT with each cardiometabolic risk factor upon adjustment for these adipokines.

Over half of the HCM cohort demonstrated paradoxical strain (PS) or systolic expansion and the extent of strain attenuation correlated with the magnitude of LVH in affected segments.

From the test results, we can observe that the vibration acceleration of the upper and lower parts of each mount is reduced to a certain extent, and the attenuation effect of the lower part of the front mount is more evident than that of the others, as shown in Figure 11.

However, the relative extent of nutrient attenuation differed between the CW types; the mean total nitrogen (TN) attenuation in the hybrid and SF CW was 45 and 48%, respectively.

To the extent that the attenuation of ACTH secretion commonly observed in depressed adults can be accounted for by downregulation of CRH receptors in response to these individuals' chronically increased hypothalamic CRH levels, young people experiencing their first depressive episodes likely have not yet undergone this downregulation.

18 Our simulations showed slope attenuation was small (−4.51% – −5.70% in model 2) for all the Tmax scenarios of a TQT study design, which is in agreement with the work by Bonate et al. On the other hand, the extent of slope attenuation was more significant for phase I study designs and depended on the PK characteristics of the drug, observing greater bias in long Tmax scenario.

A simulation study and an application of IRT to real data in a later section will show the possible extent of such attenuation effects on the estimation of heritability.