Sentence examples for may not attenuate from inspiring English sources

From the numerical results, one finds that some components of vibration on the surface may not attenuate monotonically along the distance from source.

Hence, NMES prehabilitation may not attenuate early postoperative declines in quadriceps muscle strength.

However, the misclassification of coding, if exists, should occur randomly, unlikely depending on the diagnosis of hip fracture; thus it may not attenuate our estimates on hip fracture analysis.

Further analysis showed that correction of hyperuricemia may attenuate renal function decline in early CKD stages (1 ~ 3a) whereas it may not attenuate renal function decline in advanced CKD stages (3b ~ 4).

As shown in Fig. 4B, age-associated decrease in the levels of GSH was unaltered by knockdown of cathepsin K suggesting that cathepsin K knockout may not attenuate oxidative stress.

This may incur reconsideration of 'net effect' evaluation of climate change on mortality, because global warming increases the number of extremely hot days and hence heat-related mortality increases, but decreasing numbers of very cold days may not attenuate high mortality in winter.

This hepato-renal protective effectof P.tuber-regium may be due to the presence of antioxidant phytochemicals that may not only attenuate the toxicity of CCl4 but may have restorative properties.

In the current study this may explain why musculoskeletal pain sites did not attenuate more of the association between self-perceived physical health and subsequent disability pension.

However, Berkson error may reduce the power of the study, but it does not attenuate the risk estimates.

GHQ did not attenuate the association.

Such an intervention may not only attenuate regional inflammation (reviewed in [77]) and decrease the phosphorylation of HSP27 (a downstream target of p38/MAPKAP 2/3 whose phosphorylation status has been shown to modulate the cytotoxity of polyglutamine expressing cells, [78]), but may delay or preclude the otherwise inexorable neuronal loss that is associated with these diseases.