Sentence examples for principle of attenuation from inspiring English sources
The book finishes with presentations on a novel principle of attenuation for developing new generation live flavivirus vaccines, on tick-borne encephalitis, and on a recombinant vaccine developed from a canarypox virus carrying the prM/E genes of West Nile virus that will protect horses against a West Nile virus mosquito challenge, and on diagnosis of zoonotic viral encephalitis.
It is based on the principle of the attenuation of radiation passing through matter, depending on the sample material and geometry.
Particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter ≤ 10 µm (PM10) was measured based on the radiometric principle of beta attenuation (Sensor FH62C14; Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., Franklin, MA, USA).
It is the basic attenuation principle of monochromatic narrow X-ray [14].
The principle of the integrated SPECT/CT instrumentation and the use of attenuation correction and anatomical referencing are discussed in this review.
In general, nature employs the following basic principles of protease inhibition: attenuation by reversible binding of inhibitors, "KO" inhibition by irreversible binding to the inhibitory molecule, which often involves the formation of covalent bonds, and compartmentalization.
According to the principle of substance X-ray absorption and attenuation, three kinds of nanometer CT imaging interventional enhancer based on the gold, mercury and bismuth were proposed.
We adjusted the cut-off point between atherosclerotic plaque and lumen for each patient on the basis of the full width half maximum principle [mean lumen attenuation plus mean fibrous tissue attenuation (≈88 HU) divided by two].
The force of the book comes from our growing belief in Lennie as he starts resisting that process of attenuation.
But they also have qualities that make them stand apart: a combination of attenuation, elegance and animation.
And television is, for the most part, about the pleasures of attenuation rather than those of consummation.
