Sentence examples for which is dampened from inspiring English sources

The variation of the wildfire events along a city's outer radius helps to evaluate the wildfire ignition potential, which is dampened inside the city as shown in Fig. 5b.

It was found by measuring the Rossiter-McLaughlin effect of the planet on the star's Doppler signal as it transited, in which whichever of the star's hemispheres is turning toward or away from Earth will show a slight blueshift or redshift which is dampened by the transiting planet.

In a-MCI and AD, this imbalance seems to be provoked by abnormal hyperdynamic arterial input, which is dampened to some extent by the venous and CSF regulatory systems.

Finally, in the case of sustained IL-1β and glucocorticoid signaling - the consequence of which is dampened insulin signaling - the acute benefit of site-specific post-stress lipogenesis becomes lost.

Housing market experts say that many young people are in the same situation, which is dampening demand for homes.

This system is currently in a cooling phase, which is "dampening" the rise of global average surface temperature.

This means that, besides the immunomodulatory effects of generic high dose IVIG which is dampening hyper inflammatory states without a noteworthy accompanying immune suppression, there is also a specific protective anti-WNV effect exerted by those immunoglobulin preparations in animal experiments [ 43].

Lowe, though, wasn't taking that lying down, and replied by boasting about the awards he'd won during his illustrious career, which was dampened by his poor use of apostrophes.

Once you've mastered the technique, you can control which strings are dampened and which strings are not.

However, as the invasion progresses, the S-NEC model is dampened by ASO, which eventually dominates the reaction.

She has been buoyed by Germany's economic upswing, which may be dampened by America's wobbly mortgage market and the strong euro.