Sentence examples for weaker attenuation from inspiring English sources

The lighter red color in the northern half of the Sea of Japan indicates relatively weaker attenuation of the Lg wave than in the south, which is shown in dark red.

Therefore, distally evoked EPSPs will show a weaker attenuation at the soma than BC-like class1 cells but substantial deceleration.

The weaker attenuation of the recruitment of Smad2/3 suggests that Olig1 Smad complex does not bind to all of the Smad-binding elements in the PAI-1 or Smad7 promoters.

The latter findings, together with the weaker attenuation of AA associations with incident diabetes, suggest that conventional measures may not capture the best indicators of diabetes risk in South Asian individuals.

One of these strains had mutations in the AmpC promoter or attenuator regions (Table 2); this strain had two mutations, including a C to T mutation in the left stem of the attenuator, which would result in the transcription of a weak attenuation loop.

A strong (resp., a weak) attenuation is imposed for small (resp., large) data.

Strictly, however, it is an approximation valid for weak attenuation, i.e., Q−1 ≪ 1 (e.g., Aki and Richards, 2002).

This clinical effect of quetiapine is hypothesized to be due to its low affinity for dopamine receptors and its weak attenuation of central reward functions.

Similarly, pure PEDOT has weak attenuation to EM wave, and the maximum R L is only −14.5 dB at 7 GHz.

Stiff inclusions imbedded in a relatively soft matrix can cause significant and observable attenuation at seismic frequency bands, but softer inclusions imbedded in a relatively stiff matrix cause very weak attenuation.

The small amount of melt is consistent with other geophysical observations which indicate weak inhomogeneities and weak attenuation on the forearc side (Takahashi et al. 2009; Umino and Hasegawa 1984; Yoshimoto et al. 2006).