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Meanings of attenuated in anglès

Reduced in strength.

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However, treatment with LOS and LIS attenuated the AoS-induced increase in area.
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Conclusion: Dose-attenuated CHOP does not compromise treatment efficacy but retains significant toxicity.
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Results: Compared to treatment with PBS, azithromycin significantly attenuated post-viral weight loss.
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This effect was attenuated by lithium treatment in all the parameters considered.
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The ER stress response and neuronal apoptosis were attenuated by NGR1 treatment.
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Rosuvastatin effectively attenuated the structural changes by reversing the signaling transductions involved.
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Results: Cerulein-induced acute pancreatitis was markedly attenuated by the administration of VK3.
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Beyond this the New Crobuzon sphere of influence becomes far more... attenuated.
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After the age of 80, the differences between groups were substantially attenuated.
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However, analgesia induced by TAN-67 was attenuated during withdrawal in alcohol-gavaged mice.
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The golden flood began to appear in an attenuated but constant rivulet.
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Treatment with ginsenosides dose-dependently attenuated convulsive behavior and the KA-induced mitochondrial effects.
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Astronomy and inflation: and by inflation we mean expansion of the attenuated.
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All these changes were attenuated in both the captopril- and prazosin-treated groups.
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This treatment was also associated with attenuated stimulation of tumor necrosis factor-a.
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Interpretation: Pamrevlumab attenuated progression of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and was well tolerated.
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Attenuated through the time
Attenuated across language varieties
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