Sentence examples for greater attenuation from inspiring English sources

In general, these studies have assessed to what degree the received input needs to precisely match the prediction to be attenuated, finding that more precise matching results in greater attenuation.

Higher frequency probes cause greater attenuation.

Inorganic N showed greater attenuation than attenuation of inorganic P throughout the year.

A greater attenuation of NO3− and TP occurred in the emergent marsh section of the wetland than the open water section.

A greater attenuation of NO3− and TP occurred in the marshy outlet channel section of the wetland than the open water section.

The return quotient (RQ) affects the steepness of the source spectrum, a large RQ corresponds to greater attenuation of the higher frequencies.

While it was hypothesized that bacAmut-KL7 would exhibit even greater attenuation relative to its parent strain B. abortus 2308 in C57BL/6 mice than it did in BALB/c mice, this was not the case.

Time-moment analysis of the nanoparticle breakthrough curves, on the other hand, revealed that nanoparticle mass recovery from the column decreased consistently with dilution, with greater attenuation, sharper fronts and longer tails compared to that of the tracer.

In contrast, the moisture response to precipitation at deeper layers (Fig. 5(b)–(f)) has greater attenuation and shows a larger lag because of soil moisture diffusion (Eq. (5)).

The tumor blood vessels attenuate more light than non-tumor blood vessels primarily due to the larger diameter of the dilated vessels, which results in greater attenuation due to the increased amount of blood the light must travel through.

So in these scenarios, applying a greater attenuation than is optimal can increase the output SSNR values as it results in more noise attenuation (it also results in more speech attenuation but that is not captured by the SSNR measure).