The phrase "a consistent decrement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a steady or uniform reduction in quantity, value, or intensity.
Example: "The study showed a consistent decrement in the participants' performance over the course of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a steady decrease" or "a uniform reduction".
A consistent decrement in mineralization was observed as the nanopore diameter became greater than 100 nm.
However, a consistent decrement was observed in cells cultured on 200- and 220-nm nanoporous surface.
A consistent decrement in the vinculin-stained area was observed with an increment in the nanopore diameter.
However, a consistent decrement was observed in the cell viability on 200- and 220-nm nanoporous surfaces.
A consistent decrement was observed in the number of focal adhesion on cells cultured on 200- and 220-nm nanoporous surfaces (Fig. 5a).
OT is characterized by several physiological, biological, and psychological symptoms with the most obvious ones being (a) a consistent decrement in performance, (b) an inability to train and recover effectively, and (c) a loss of determination and mental focus [114].
Findings indicated a consistent decrease in alpha activity, a non-specific response, ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 cycle decrements during negative or positive air ionization, or both, in 10 subjects (9 healthy; 1 neurologically impaired).
However, the consistent decrement for all PFAAs suggests a common mechanism.
Consistent decrement in cell number was observed as the nanopore diameter became more than 100 nm.
Consistent decrement in cell spreading area percentage was observed as the nanopore diameter became more than 100 nm.
The continuing consistent decrement of the triplet torque increment with increase in contraction intensity was denoted by the overall negative slope (−0.13 ± 0.05 across days and angles), which was not different between days and angles.
