If the ellipse is too narrow, pixels that do, in fact, attenuate a link's signal may not be captured by the model.
Our finding appears to stand in contrast to earlier preclinical work suggesting that methamphetamine neurotoxicity in fact attenuates the impact of certain cannabis-related behavioural and cognitive sequelae in rats.
Some work suggests that the same EMA data collection intensity that causes concern may in fact attenuate reactivity by causing habituation [ 45]; however, it is likely that these findings reflect subtle shifts in day-to-day routines, given both the high level of diary submission as well as the majority of those who reported no alternation of behavior as a result of study participation.
In the acute phase, this reduction may, in fact, attenuate tissue damage.
Experimental evidence suggests that blockade of this pathway may in fact attenuate the fibrotic response in experimental models [ 8– 10].
However, assuming a positive relationship exists, this selection bias may in fact attenuate the association, providing a conservative estimate of risk for the prioritization process.
Research among the chronically ill suggests, for example, that notions such as resilience 26 and self-efficacy 27 may, in fact, attenuate poor perceived health status in the face of debilitating or life-threatening illness.
In fact, the attenuated permeability and weak magnetocrystalline anisotropy may limit its applications at higher frequencies due to the dimension decrease and the repression of skin effect [21].
However, our data demonstrated that Olig2 expression remained unchanged in the optic nerve and brain, and in fact, it attenuated in the spinal cord in Olig1−/− mice (Figure 9).
Restricting the analysis to eliminate possibly prevalent cases of hypertension and renal impairment produced stronger associations with exposure, suggesting that the overall associations may in fact be attenuated by the presence of prevalent cases.
