Sentence examples for which would attenuate from inspiring English sources

An infill percentage of 100% was associated with an increase in transparency, most likely as light only needed to travel through one solid wall of material (with the 100% infill model) compared to two walls (0% model) or several walls (20% and 50% models), all of which would attenuate transmitted light more.

This may be particularly important for postpartum depression: we assessed postpartum depression at 6 months, but the prevalence of postpartum depression is highest in the 2nd and 3rd months postpartum.[21] Misclassification of our exposure is likely nondifferential with respect to the outcomes, which would attenuate results towards the null.

Third, weight status might have changed since the medical consultation, which would attenuate the association between weight status and assessments.

Furthermore, the main concern of this nature is the underreporting of negative childhood experiences, which would attenuate associations (Hardt & Rutter, 2004).

It is plausible that the levels of exposure experienced by population-based controls in our study were higher, which would attenuate the observed associations.

We assume, therefore, that any effects of energy imbalance on glycemic control were nondifferential across the three trials, which would attenuate our effect sizes toward the null.

This manipulation was introduced to induce "dispreparation" [44], [45], which would help attenuate the effects of the "hazard function" (the increasing preparedness invoked by longer foreperiods once the target fails to appear at the expected foreperiod).

This is thought to result in higher MDM2 protein levels, which would potentially attenuate the p53 pathway and might facilitate cancer formation (Bond et al, 2004).

This difference is probably explained by the intact compensatory homeostatic mechanisms in flutamide-exposed males (flutamide treatment induces a compensatory increase in testosterone production, which would itself attenuate LH production in the flutamide-treated rats).

This idea is further supported by studies reporting impaired expression of the soluble decoy receptor IL-1-RII in the endometrium and PF of women with endometriosis [ 74, 77], which would help attenuate the effects of IL-1 α and IL-1 β.

Measurement errors in both directions are therefore possible, which would have attenuated our estimates.