The adverse health effects of PM10 may be partially attenuated by the reduced effects due to the associated lowered levels of UVR.
Taken together, these results highlight the negative effect of residing remotely from health care resources in optimal dialysis care, and suggest such disparity may be partially attenuated by appropriate pre-dialysis care.
Although the decrease may partially be attenuated by increasing levels of sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) [ 2], obesity has a major independent impact on the decrease in these levels [ 3].
This relationship and the associated risk may have been partially attenuated by the prior administration of antipyretic agents before presentation because approximately 68% of parents or guardians in this endemic area would give the antipyretic, acetaminophen, to their children at some point during a febrile illness before consultation (Sowunmi, unpublished).
Garlic oil (GO) has been shown to partially attenuate ethanol-induced fatty liver, but the underlying mechanisms remain unclear.
Meanwhile, overexpression of TCF3 could partially attenuate the effect of miR-17 upregulation on reversal of the canonical Wnt signaling.
However, the failure to maintain the resistant virus on subsequent passage suggests that the pathogenicity of 14-P4 may have been only partially attenuated relative to the sensitive virus and indeed the pathogenicity of the clonal virus isolate, 14-P4E, waseverelyly attenuated.
Therefore, our observation that the relationship between birth weight and BMDC partially attenuated after adjustment for either puberty or bone resorption may have reflected a pathway by which greater birth weight led to later puberty at age 13.5 years, and hence greater skeletal immaturity and faster growth at age 15.5 years.
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Ultrasound revealed a mixed hyperechoic and hypoechoic, partially attenuating zone.
