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In rhesus monkeys, the rDEN2Δ30 virus appears to have an intermediate attenuation phenotype in between that of the attenuated rDEN1Δ30 and rDEN4Δ30 and the non-attenuated rDEN3Δ30 [ 13- 15].

The equations are applied to evaluate the effectiveness and equivalency of composite liners having either a 0.6 m-thick compacted soil liner or a 6.5 mm-thick geosynthetic clay liner (GCL) overlying an intermediate attenuation layer and an aquifer having horizontal flow.

Regions of paracortex and medullary sinuses had intermediate attenuation coefficients ranging from 8.1 to 11.5 mm−11.5

Noncontrast CT shows the spinal cord surrounded by the epidural fat, which has an intermediate attenuation [ 5, 25].

Baseline attenuation parameters (HUmin, HUmean and HUmax) were also split into 3 groups; intermediate attenuation was also defined as being within ±20% of the median value.

On CT, although prostatic invasion was suspected in 4 patients due to similar intermediate attenuation of the tumor and the prostate, in 2 patients subsequent MRI demonstrated a clear fat plane between the mass and the prostate, and in the other 2 patients the mass was free from the prostate at surgery.

The plot of channel attenuation as the signal frequency is varied is known as the attenuation spectrum, while the average attenuation over the entire frequency range of a transmitted signal is defined as the attenuation coefficient.

> On CT, 12/16 (75%) tumors were intermediate in attenuation and isodense to the muscle.

Axial CT image (c) shows the lesion to contain zones of calcification, fat and intermediate soft-tissue attenuation.

We grouped the bags according to the attenuation condition: attenuating, non-attenuating, and intermediate.

The resulting "target" or "water halo" sign seen in transverse planes, characterised by a low-attenuation intermediate ring, represents acute IBD (Fig. 6) [14, 20, 22, 26].