Sentence examples for slight attenuation in from inspiring English sources
Only PFOS remained statistically significant after adjustment (P = 0.03), with a slight attenuation in the coefficient.
Previous STI test results could have influenced later sexual behaviour in the direction of less or increased risk causing a slight attenuation in the observed odds ratio estimates.
When we additionally adjusted for sleeping hours as a supplementary analysis, we observed a slight attenuation in the positive association between working hours and metabolic syndrome.
Inclusion in the model of the measured maternal and fetal characteristics caused only slight attenuation in the crude prevalence ratios for Apgar scores <7 and 7 9.
Although there was a slight attenuation in the effect sizes, both models were similar to the original models (data not shown).
Results from models 2 4 were similar (Table 2), showing only slight attenuation in the regression estimates (Table 2; see also supplemental Figs. S3 and S4 and supplemental Table S7).
For RRR3, we observed slight attenuations in the HR after excluding honey/jam/sugar, processed meat, white bread and dressing sauces (CIE 1.1 3.4%).
Adjustment for age resulted in slight attenuations in the ORs for 2003 compared with 1990 for smoking (thus somewhat magnifying the decrease in heavier smoking), use of any illicit drugs and past year use of 'other drugs'.
Analyses based on MI of missing data resulted in slight attenuation of effects and improvements in precision, but made no material difference to the conclusions drawn from primary analyses.
A comparison of the spectra of the loads with the spectra of the pressure coefficients shows slight attenuation or amplification in the higher frequency range above 0.5 Hz.
Excluding these individuals resulted in slight attenuation of the OR for any enthesophyte in HBM cases compared with controls (OR 2.78 [95% CI 1.81 4.27], P < 0.001) and a more substantial attenuation of the OR for moderate enthesophytes (OR 3.10 [95% CI 1.86 5.18], P < 0.001).
