The phrase "a conspicuous reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a noticeable or significant decrease in something, such as quantity, size, or intensity.
Example: "The company reported a conspicuous reduction in expenses after implementing the new budget plan."
Alternatives: "a significant decrease" or "a marked reduction."
Moreover, the active control system produces a conspicuous reduction of the negatively-damped portions of the pitching cycles and of the negative aerodynamic damping peak that could account for stall flutter divergence.
This is reflected in the above normal or nearly normal amplitude of the weekly cycles in these 3 years, whereas the other years generally show a conspicuous reduction in the number of passengers in February.
Our results show that enhanced environmental stimulation induces significant morphological changes of PC and precerebellar axons, associated with a conspicuous reduction of PNNs.
Collectively, shifts in reproductive traits promote a conspicuous reduction in the functional diversity of tree assemblages in fragmented landscapes, which may strongly influence forest dynamics and the persistence of biodiversity.
We found that exposure to an enriched environment induces significant morphological changes of Purkinje and precerebellar axon terminals in the cerebellar nuclei, accompanied by a conspicuous reduction of perineuronal nets.
In each of these three lines (A13, O18, S27), three PcNLP genes were simultaneously silenced and showed a conspicuous reduction in expression of 50% to 60%.
The smaller fin spacing, the more conspicuous reduction of flow impedance is observed.
Furthermore, considering the intensity of α-SMA (Fig. 5B,E and H,K) and desmin (Fig. 5I,L) signals, there was no conspicuous reduction in VSMC coverage or decrease in the expression of contractile proteins at branching sites.
Lycopene (50 and 100 mg/kg) momentously repressed esophagitis in experimental animals as illustrated through conspicuous reduction in the free acidity, total acidity, gastric volume along with esophagitis index analogues to esophagitis control (Table 2).
Therefore, a conspicuous yet recurrent question in KD research is whether the reduction in excitation is attributable to lipid metabolism or to dormant glucose metabolism.
A conspicuous disparity persists.
