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Meanings of attenuation in anglès

portuguès
enfraquecimento

Weakening in force or intensity.

enfraquecimento
rus
затухание
portuguès
coeficiente de extinção
espanyol
atenuación
català
atenuació

Gradual loss of flux intensity through a medium.

atenuació
Sinònims
Examples for "extinction"
Examples for "extinction"
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Nuclear war meant human extinction, so war no longer made any sense.
The new yorker
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The coming great extinction will be the work of Homo sapiens, however.
The Guardian
3
Animal lovers accused the state government of pushing dingo populations to extinction.
Reuters
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The extinction risk had increased for seven seabird species in recent years.
Radio NZ
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As a result, the species is rapidly on its way towards extinction.
BBC
Usage of attenuation in anglès
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Conclusions: PF caused a significant attenuation of the acute-phase response in sepsis.
Pubmed
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The rapidity of the action diminished with the attenuation of the vapour.
Fragments of Science: A Series of Detached Essays, Addresses, an...
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Measure how much light attenuation occurs, and you can calculate ozone levels.
Wired
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The attenuation-coefficient image of blebs was calculated from OCT intensity signal information.
Pubmed
5
Appropriate immune responses require a fine balance between immune activation and attenuation.
Pubmed
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However, their inferior attenuation coefficient is still unsatisfactory for broadband X-ray detection.
Pubmed
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Histologically, parameters in proteoglycan and cartilage surface structure correlated with increasing attenuation.
Pubmed
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This is because the mass attenuation coefficient of the nylon is higher.
Pubmed
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Chemical attenuation was performed using tafuramycin A, which irreversibly binds to DNA.
Pubmed
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The attenuation differences of the three scans were compared in each group.
Pubmed
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Caffeine consumption was also associated with attenuation in cognitive decline in women.
Pubmed
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These defects were correlated with stratum granulosum attenuation and reduced filaggrin expression.
Pubmed
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Compared to the pronounced attenuation of the development of hypertension following i.c.v.
Pubmed
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The attenuation follows a d-4 dependency, where d is the fluorophore-to-surface distance.
Pubmed
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The quantitative measurement of aortic attenuation, homogeneity, and subjective scores were evaluated.
Pubmed
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The number of cortical sites displaying signal attenuation increased with age.
Pubmed
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Translations for attenuation
espanyol
atenuación
català
atenuació
Attenuation through the time
Attenuation across language varieties
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