The phrase "a decrease in basic" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a reduction in something fundamental, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "The report indicated a decrease in basic services provided to the community."
Alternatives: "a reduction in fundamental" or "a decline in essential".
This indirectly resulted in a reduction in the coulombic free energy, and a decrease in basic dye ions adsorption.
Hippocampal slices revealed a decrease in basic synaptic activity when treated directly with an ex vivo-EMF exposure to 50 Hz magnetic fields [8].
In contrast, in the western region, it was found to be significantly associated with a decrease in basic expenditure (aOR = 0.975) and an increase in insurance (aOR = 1.026).
The different isoelectric points are mainly due to a larger number of acidic residues and a decrease in basic residues found in FishBrain Epds, making the ratio of acidic to basic residues almost double that of other Epds.
They were also hypo-locomotive as evident by a decrease in their basic and fine movements.
Treatment of AR42J cells with N-acetyl-S-geranylgeranyl-l-cysteine, an inhibitor of carboxyl-methylation, led to a decrease in the basic form of rab3D and a proportional increase in the acidic form.
Sema4A was increased in wild type mice that developed experimental cerebral malaria while consuming standard rodent chow, consistent with a decrease in myelin basic protein, an indicator of myelin integrity.
Both models showed a decrease in all basic parameters (ie, the 12 effect sizes of drugs relative to placebo).
Story Landis describes what she calls a "sharp decrease" in basic research at her institute, a trend she finds worrisome.
In most cases, changes in the alternative splicing of genes lead to a decrease in the levels of basic transcripts and are likely to increase the levels of alternative transcripts.
A decrease in the activity of the basic LDH isoenzyme of the liver (LDH5) and a sharp increase in LDH3 are characteristic for the isoenzyme spectrum of the liver.
