Sentence examples for merely attenuate from inspiring English sources
Great designers should merely attenuate as they grow older, dissolving at last into wisps of silk, but Mr. Saint Laurent has decided to retire in the flesh instead.
How this would contribute to the suggested "fine-tuning" of HIF-regulation is however not obvious, because a strong, constitutive sequestration of FIH by ARD proteins would merely attenuate FIH activity towards HIFα at all oxygen concentrations.
Even the most sophisticated mechanisms for paying physicians merely attenuate, and do not eliminate, overtreatment, undertreatment and other socially undesirable behaviors created by fee-for-service, capitation and mixed methods of payment.
(The D layer is nonreflecting at HF frequencies and merely attenuates the propagating radio wave).
The clause requires a "plain" connection, not merely attenuated chains of inferences, between a congressional act and an enumerated power.
"This draft does not shred the existing policy; it merely attenuates it somewhat," said Mr. Aftergood, who made the draft public last week in Secrecy News, his Internet publication.
(The D layer is nonreflecting at HF frequencies and merely attenuates the propagating radio wave). In the lower HF band, transmission ranges of many thousands of kilometres can be achieved by multiple reflections, called skips, between the Earth and layers of the ionosphere.
In animal models of carrageenan-induced paw edema or cerebral ischemia, administration of fetuin-A merely attenuated early, but not late, inflammatory response in the paw [42] or ischemic brain [43].
3) It is difficult to tell whether the D1R knockout mice completely lack FAA or whether it is merely attenuated.
Nevertheless, an account in which the memory trace is merely attenuated in HPC lesions rats might still suffice.
Firstly, performance can be increased merely by attenuating large-magnitude outliers in the estimate (even simply by passing the output through a sigmoidal nonlinearity, independent of the stimulus).
