This loss of load attenuation capacity can be related to the high injury frequency in shod locomotion conditions [ 27, 33].
In addition, BMPR complexes are believed to be internalised by the cell in processes which both alter the signalling dynamic and lead to loss of or attenuation of activation [ 34- 38].
The stored OCT image files were scored as "normal light attenuation," "loss of normal light attenuation," and "loss of normal light attenuation with a pathological tissue microstructure" by a blinded investigator not present in the operating room.
The result obtained from analyzing the coupling matrices shows that the return loss and frequencies of attenuation poles can be adjusted by tuning the coupling coefficients.
This in turn is thought to lead to defective ESCRT-mediated endosomal sorting and degradation of ErbB2/B3 receptors, loss of ERK signalling attenuation and demyelination.
Two affected males underwent ophthalmic examination; retinitis pigmentosa (RP) was diagnosed on the basis of night blindness beginning at an early age, decreasing visual acuity, progressive loss of peripheral vision, attenuation of retinal vessels and pigment disturbance on fundus examination.
Wireless communication within a human body experiences loss in the form of attenuation and absorption.
In agreement with previous morpholino knockdown results, the receptor loss-of-function resulted in the attenuation of macrophage recruitment to local infection with Salmonella typhimurium.
Moreover, loss or attenuation of reactive astrocyte functions might worsen outcome after various kinds of CNS insults, e.g. through excitotoxic failure of glutamate uptake [46], [47] or increased inflammation or infection due to loss of astrocyte barrier functions [46], [48], [49].
