The phrase "a considerable decrease of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant reduction in quantity, size, or degree of something.
Example: "The study revealed a considerable decrease of the pollution levels in the river over the past year."
Alternatives: "a significant reduction in" or "a notable decline in".
The calculations, performed using explicit solvent model, show a considerable decrease of the activation barrier in the IL in comparison with gas phase and CH2Cl2.
Softening of the matrix has an insignificant effect on the longitudinal modulus of a composite but leads to a considerable decrease of the transverse and shear moduli.
Although this good sensitivity cannot be reached with the metal label (0.5 nM), the use of this label allows a considerable decrease of the analysis time.
While the presence of catalase drastically slows down the P2Ox inactivation, a considerable decrease of the main reaction rate is observed.
In contrast to this, single asperity investigations by means of AFM methods led to a considerable decrease of the friction coefficient with decreasing Young's modulus of the substrate.
It has been shown that softening of the matrix has an insignificant effect on the longitudinal modulus of a composite but leads to a considerable decrease of the transverse and shear moduli.
The (111) peak center shifts to a larger angle, and the full width at half maximum of the (111) peak decreases greatly, indicating a considerable decrease of defect density in the films.
Firstly, the present study and previous data [33] indicated that the correct use of deltamethrin ITNs was followed by a considerable decrease of P. falciparum parasitaemia, the current WHO criterion for vector control efficacy [13].
As shown in our previous study [25], 6-OHDA injections resulted in a considerable decrease of TH staining in the SNc of CCI-IoN + 6-OHDA when compared to CCI-IoN + saline animals (Additional file 1: Figure S1A and B).
On the other hand, knockdown of Med16 in AML12 cells resulted in a considerable decrease of MED23 and MED24 in the Mediator complex, suggesting that MED16 is the component responsible for connecting the sub-module to the Mediator complex.
When the culture medium was supplemented with IGF-1, there was a slight increase of QP for the grafts stored at 4 °C (4.53 ± 0.27), however, a considerable decrease of QP was detected for the grafts stored at 37 °C (4.77 ± 0.32; p = 0.043).
