Sentence examples for less attenuation of from inspiring English sources

The contamination from global lightning activities is seen at frequencies above ~ 4 kHz at all the stations at night because of less attenuation of the radio waves from lightning through the ground ionosphere waveguide at night.

1400W produced less attenuation of vascular leakage, probably because iNOS production was not entirely abrogated, although nonspecific effects of this inhibitor cannot be excluded.

Between λ=600 800 nm, the absorption of light by Hb decreases by a factor of approximately 50, resulting in less attenuation of red light.

Consequently, less photosensitizer needs to be applied, and because there is less attenuation of the incident light by unbound photosensitizer, a lower light dose can be used.

This technique benefits from increased depth penetration (due to less attenuation of the signal at the lower frequency) and improved contrast-to-tissue ratios (CTRs) relative to harmonic imaging [ 2].

We found less attenuation of the relationship between age at menarche and diabetes by childhood BMI at 7 years than at 15 years, although previous work on this cohort found that rapid childhood growth between 2 and 7 years was a risk factor for early menarche [ 9].

In the case of detector 2, for which larger range of count rates than in detector 1 were observed (due to less attenuation), the values of DT determined from PW113 and PW208 exceeded the DT values determined from the full spectrum by a factor of 7.3 and 5.3, respectively.

These images show that 6 gives a more even intensity across the whole animal, likely because of the consequence of less attenuation by mouse tissues due to the higher proportion of light output above λ=600 nm.

Our κ 0 diminution showed less attenuation than that of the default and the f E parameters dominated the shape and amplification of diminution, even for the stations with similar κ 0 values.

Consistent with our findings of less attenuation, previous studies have found that the relationship between age of menarche and BMI is not attenuated by childhood BMI (4 6 years) [ 10] and that childhood BMI (3 6 years) does not predict metabolic risk in late adolescence [ 11].

When the exposure was averaged across the calendar years, in place of the five-year lag, the positive associations became slightly stronger with reduced precision, possibly because of less attenuation due to non-differential measurement error.