The phrase "a decrease in baseline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as scientific research, health assessments, or data analysis when discussing a reduction in a standard or reference point.
Example: "The study showed a significant decrease in baseline measurements after the intervention was applied."
Alternatives: "a reduction in baseline" or "a drop in baseline".
Water, however, did show an interference with a decrease in baseline impedance with increasing water.
The reaction between the surface oxygen and the water molecules conduces to a decrease in baseline resistance of the gas sensor, and results in a decrease of the sensitivity [127].
There was a trend towards a decrease in baseline plasma NEFA concentrations following HIT.
Ignoring sensations was association with a decrease in baseline disability (adjusted β –1.72, 95% CI −3.36, –0.08), but not with pain.
A decrease in baseline peroneal MCV, median MCV, and sural SNAP was associated with a significantly higher risk of having a clinical neuropathy an average of 13 years after the first electrophysiological examination.
Treatment of degenerative AF cells with IL-1Ra or IL-4RAb caused a decrease in baseline type I collagen gene expression (threefold, P < 0.01, and fourfold, P < 0.01, respectively).
From the 24 (27%) units that responded to MPD at ED1 by decreasing their activity, 14 units (58%) exhibited a decrease in their baseline firing rates at ED10 compared to ED1 baseline.
These changes were accompanied by a decrease in the baseline firing rate of dopaminergic neurones.
Curiously, the low concentrations (0.2 and 0.5 mg/mL) caused a decrease in the baseline (Tyrode's solution).
The presence of a decrease in the baseline Hmax/Mmax ratio 14 weeks after the SCI seems to contradict previous reports.
The population of BAR-T cells infected with pSuper-p53RNAi exhibited a marked decrease in baseline p53 expression, with a selected clone showing complete elimination of baseline p53 expression (Figure 1A).
