Sentence examples for may cause attenuation from inspiring English sources

The shift of the filter wavelength may cause attenuation of the output fringe intensity, but this effect must be small since we used filters with rather wide width (FWHM = 2.5 nm) and the typical shift of the filter transmission wavelength is 0.2 0.3 nm/10 degree.

The reviewer is correct that the high frequency of RT stops may cause attenuation of signal for pairs of residues that are far apart in the RNA sequence.

Such single gene perturbation experiments are effective in identifying components in Francisella that are essential for the growth phenotype and whose deletion may cause attenuation in pathogens.

It is verified that the existing of human above the WUSN system may cause additional attenuation to the signal of near surface WUSN which propagates as lateral wave along the ground.

While both schemes can deal with successive peaks that may cause excessive attenuation or spectral regrowth in the PW scheme, [8,9] focus on eliminating successive peak signals, and therefore, they cannot be efficiently applied to other cases such as discontinuous peak signals.

During dynamic PET imaging, the introduction of gadolinium-based MR contrast agents (GBCA) at high concentrations during a dual injection of GBCA and PET radiotracer may cause increased attenuation effects of the PET signal, and thus errors in quantification of PET images.

Amiodarone pulmonary toxicity may cause high-attenuation pulmonary parenchymal opacities.

These results indicate that place of residence during the Hunger Winter is a reasonably adequate proxy of exposure, although unavoidable misclassification may have caused attenuation of the association.

Although we know that the geological and topographic conditions and the distance to the source fault of the earthquake may cause amplification and attenuation of the seismic shaking in different site, the coefficient of the amplification and attenuation is very difficult to be determined.

However, the strong frequency-dependent features of coda Q, observed during the course of this study, suggest that the variation in coda Q reflects a variation in the scattering property, although we cannot reject completely the possibility that the frequency-dependent anelastic attenuation may cause the variation.

However, an identified drawback of the OFDM systems is that the employed rectangular pulse yields an unsatisfactory sidelobe attenuation which may cause severe consequences in UDN.