Outreach to refugee women regarding conflict-related stress could help reduce the burden of mental health and reproductive health conditions, and may attenuate the effect of VAW on reproductive health.
Glucocorticoids, however, may attenuate this effect, although the available data are limited.
We speculate that a factor(s) existing in PRP, but not in PRF preparations, may attenuate the effect of PRP.
As a further approach, we supposed that functional connectivity may attenuate the effect of urbanisation filters on plant communities.
This internal L allele polymorphism may attenuate the effect of the L allele on IBS-C development.
15 These data suggest that monthly 30,000 IU cholesterol may attenuate the effect of bisphosphonate on the change of serum calcium, as shown in Table 2.
Alcohol consumption, resulting in elevated oestrogen and androgen concentrations, was reported to increase breast cancer risk; and folate intake may attenuate such effect (Baglietto et al, 2005; Stolzenberg-Solomon et al, 2006; Duffy et al, 2009; Kawai et al, 2011).
Although this study was not powered to detect three-way interactions among genes, air pollution, and medication use, the observation that the presence of optimal blood pressure may attenuate the effect of genes and air pollution on cardiovascular outcomes is a provocative one.
The presence or absence of other growth factors such as basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF), which can also signal via ERK 1/2 MAPK pathway [53], may attenuate the effects of IGFs [22] by inhibiting differentiation [19] [21] and promoting myoblast cell proliferation [22].
A restricted feeding method was used to maintain body weight of senior dogs in this experiment, which may attenuate the effects of diet on gene expression involved in hepatic metabolism because food restriction has been shown to result in an overall reduction in metabolic rate [10], [44].
