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System sensitivity specifies the highest possible attenuation in the sample arm, i.e. smallest possible back reflection, which can be detected.

Further experiments regarding HIF-1α dynamics in diabetic SIECs revealed a diminution in the nuclear accumulation of HIF-1α in response to a 1-hour treatment with MB-cAMP (Fig. 4Ad), suggesting a possible attenuation in the HIF-1α nuclear transport mechanism.

Moreover, from a developmental perspective, the neurodevelopmental immaturity hypothesis would predict greater problems in rapid color naming in children with ADHD compared to adolescents, with possible attenuation of the deficits in adults with ADHD.

This adaptation is associated with numerous clinical and health related benefits including improvements in oxidative capacity [1], exercise tolerance [2], the alleviation of symptoms associated with physical inactivity-related diseases such as insulin resistance [3], as well as the possible attenuation of the decline in oxidative capacity associated with aging [4].

Perhaps the most straightforward way to address possible attenuation bias arising from errors in the measurement of skills is to use two measures of the same concept in an IV approach.

The removal of acetate from the dialysates and the purification of the dialysates would lead to a possible attenuation of chronic inflammatory conditions in MHD patients.

Differential error in the assessment of mammograms was avoided since reading was done without knowledge of a woman's risk factors, so any misclassification is likely to be nondifferential, which would result in the possible attenuation of effects.

Bond et al. demonstrated that the GG genotype of SNP309 enhanced the affinity of the transcription factor Sp1 to the MDM2 promoter in cell lines, and consequently enhanced the expression of MDM2 RNA and protein, resulting in a possible attenuation of the p53 pathway [ 9].

In the second experiment (phase II), we investigated the possible attenuation effects of the EB101 vaccine in APP/PS1 transgenic mice (35 weeks of age) after the appearance of the Alzheimer-like neuropathology by performing the same methodological analysis as described for the previous phase I.

These studies highlight possible attenuation mechanisms and rates for NDMA and DMN biotransformation in aerobic aquifers undergoing active remediation, natural attenuation or managed aquifer recharge with treated wastewater (i.e., reclaimed water).

A possible attenuation of sensitivity to oestradiol-induced proliferation but not to PR expression occurs in the post-menopausal breast.