Sentence examples for that has attenuated from inspiring English sources

We propose in accordance with previous population genetic works, that wVulM is a local strain that has attenuated its virulence through a long term adaptation process towards local A. vulgare genotypes whereas wVulC, which is a widespread and invasive strain, is not locally adapted.

To test this, we generated mice heterozygous for Δ122p53 and a p53 mutant (mΔpro) that we previously described, that has attenuated tumor-suppressor activity.

CBS is a human colon carcinoma cell line that has attenuated TGFβ signaling as a result of reduced expression of TGFβ receptor type II [ 38].

As air is a strong isolator, could that have attenuated the strength of such a low intensity field even further?

Nevertheless, it is likely that misclassification has attenuated the relationships with CVD events and mortality in our study.

All in all, we presume that the loss to follow-up did not influence our results to a major degree, but it cannot be excluded that it has attenuated or overestimated the associations presented to some extent.

But there is little evidence that this measure has attenuated flooding, and in fact some research suggests that it may actually have increased the magnitude of the largest, most damaging, floods by raising groundwater levels and reducing the space for water storage.

The formations in footwall are undeformed, suggesting that the fault activity has attenuated impacts on the footwall.

These limitations could result in significant errors in measurement that may have attenuated or masked any beneficial effects of NSAID use.

A factor that might have attenuated the associations found in this study is a higher baseline level of antimicrobial drug resistance in this community.

Higher dose of WFA (1  μM) may be imparting steric hindrance to the osteoblasts that may have attenuated proliferation at this concentration.