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As the frequency increased towards 45 Hz, even more important attenuation could be realized (on the order of 50%) for the handle-hand combination.

Additional adjustment for NCV, CMAP, and ABI did not reduced the strength of these associations, whereas further controlling for BMI determined a more important attenuation of the difference in muscle density (β: −0.57 ± 0.45, P = 0.210), knee-extension torque (β: −0.44 ± 2.3, P = 0.063), muscle power (β: −9.2 ± 5.3, P = 0.078), and ankle muscle quality (β: −0.06 ± 0.27, P < 0.02).

The amplitudes of the ground motion in the vibrations have been determined for particular earthquakes, and, more important, the attenuation of each component vibration has been measured.

Nonetheless, they phosphorylate distinct substrates and there is evidence that p59Fyn may be more important for attenuation of T cell signaling than for its propagation particularly in CD8+ T cells [72].

We suggest that postdictive mechanisms play a more important role in sensorimotor attenuation than previously thought.

It becomes relatively more important at high frequencies as the ultrasonic attenuation is proportional to the square of frequency.

The results show that the attenuation of fast neutrons is more important in the landing sites of Apollo 12 and Luna 16 than the other landing sites of Apollo and Luna missions.

In fact, misclassification of the mediating variables is more important than that of the exposure (due to migration) and may underestimate the% attenuation presented in this paper [ 38].

More important, the generated spectral notch is not sufficient to mitigate mutual interference given the maximum spectral attenuation can only approach 25 dB.

If anything, adjustment for individual fat compartments (trunk, peripheral [arms and legs], android and gynoid) led to less attenuation than adjustment for total fat mass, suggesting that overall weight and fat mass are more important than fat distribution.

To avoid substantial attenuation of the results, keeping the case groups relatively free from false positives is much more important than is avoiding some pollution of the large non-case group by (a relative low fraction of) false negatives.