Примеры использования Attenuated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This issue should be attenuated with the increased participation of RSAs in subsequent assessment cycles.
Celestial Space, containing Matter so attenuated as Ether, cannot be called on,
Underdevelopment in the area of manufacturing and finance attenuated a steep and abrupt fall in economic activity.
part terrible symptoms of the fourth stage can in attenuated form to appear in the third.
the more it will be attenuated on its output, i.e.
as evidenced by attenuated olfactory responses during early freshwater transition, was also observed.
are thus said to be attenuated.
spiciness and sweetness with an attenuated final astringency that identifies this oil with the fresh, bright-green olive.
The net effect of these events during the first 48-72 h of cells incubation can be considered as antiapoptotic- Ptx attenuated cytotoxic effect of IR.
Charged particles may be attenuated by losing energy to reactions with electrons in the barrier,
the aforementioned pro-inflationary pressures were partially attenuated by the development of the national currency against the currencies of the main trading partners
the aforementioned pro-inflationary pressures have been partially attenuated by the development of the national currency against the currencies of the main trading partners of the Republic of Moldova
This concept is reiterated in an attenuated form after the ceremony has ended
Adverse events- Live attenuated influenza vaccine(LAIV)
the rational design of attenuated vaccines;
which is a harmless preparation of live attenuated vaccine strain of Mycobacterium tuberculosis BCG.
Oil dependence can ideally be attenuated through a massive regional industrialization programme and sustained rapid growth
The attenuated poliovirus in the Sabin vaccine replicates very efficiently in the gut,
although the wrongfulness of the latter's conduct might be attenuated or even precluded under Chapter V,
are called castun from cas an attenuated form of caje'name', and tun which here means'to give birth to',