Sentence examples for moderate attenuation from inspiring English sources
Despite the fact that pioglitazone significantly attenuated the total number of cells lavaged in the BAL, only a moderate attenuation of the mononuclear cells (p = 0.073) and neutrophils (p = 0.063) was observed.
Seismicity in the upper crust and earthquakes with M ≥ 6.5 (white stars in Fig. 4) tend to occur in areas of low to moderate attenuation.
These results are consistent with those of Weiss et al. [45], who reported that transposon mutagenesis of F. novicida FTN_1213 (equivalent to FTL_1423 of LVS) resulted in moderate attenuation following subcutaneous challenge of mice.
There was moderate attenuation of the β coefficient after adjustment for antidepressants in this study.
In addition to moderate attenuation (75% over 17 years), we considered no attenuation and rapid attenuation (75% over 6 years).
Moderate attenuation (0.2 < CI < 0.4) was seen in Δ spr0991 (short chains, partially defective autolysis) and Δ spr2028 (long chains, no defective autolysis).
Control radiographs before departure from the clinic revealed absence of air bronchograms, though a mild to moderate increased attenuation with an interstitial pattern was still present.
The improvements are not very high and this is due to the small area of the experimental sites, which leads to moderate channel attenuations.
In contrast, areas of moderate to low attenuation are dominant at a depth of 10 km, even though isolated high-attenuation areas are observed in Kanto, Tokai, and Kinki districts.
Comparing the fold changes of genes in WT and sak1 during acclimation, we defined 104 genes as SAK1-dependent genes that displayed moderate to strong attenuation in their response (fold change ratio <0.5) (Table 5).
Additionally, deletions of genes involved in later steps of outer chain protein N-glycosylation, such as MNS1, MNN4 or GNT1, also led to strong differences between the models, with moderate to strong attenuation in mice, and an unchanged or increased virulence in flies.
