Sentence examples for important attenuation from inspiring English sources

Denitrification is found to be an important attenuation process, as well as dilution by surface water irrigation and precipitation.

As the frequency increased towards 45 Hz, even more important attenuation could be realized (on the order of 50%) for the handle-hand combination.

Results based on this new configuration are available and they present an important attenuation of the induced accelerations on components inside the DSMs.

One can expect that the variation of the average received power between one transverse plane and another will depend on the distance d, high-order propagating modes suffering important attenuation at large distances.

This was the first clinical proof of the concept that inhibiting AGE formation can result in a clinically important attenuation of the serious complications of type 1 diabetes mellitus.

Additional adjustment for NCV, CMAP, and ABI did not reduced the strength of these associations, whereas further controlling for BMI determined a more important attenuation of the difference in muscle density (β: −0.57 ± 0.45, P = 0.210), knee-extension torque (β: −0.44 ± 2.3, P = 0.063), muscle power (β: −9.2 ± 5.3, P = 0.078), and ankle muscle quality (β: −0.06 ± 0.27, P < 0.02).

Although researchers considered vegetation as a soft obstacle in terms of total attenuation, actual measurements show that trees or shrubs could induce important attenuations.

The amplitudes of the ground motion in the vibrations have been determined for particular earthquakes, and, more important, the attenuation of each component vibration has been measured.

Nonetheless, they phosphorylate distinct substrates and there is evidence that p59Fyn may be more important for attenuation of T cell signaling than for its propagation particularly in CD8+ T cells [72].

That is, existing convergecast strategies for DTN or WSN do not perform well with postural body movements because of the topological partitioning provoked by important link attenuations due to signal obstructions either by clothes or by the body itself.

Methanogenic degradation is also a potentially important component of attenuation in hydrocarbon contamination plumes.