The phrase "a decrease in curing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a reduction in the process of curing, such as in food preservation, materials science, or medical treatments.
Example: "The study showed a significant decrease in curing times when using the new method."
Alternatives: "a reduction in curing" or "a decline in curing".
According to the previously mentioned results, the relative gains of compressive strengths of MMA-modified vinyl ester polymer concrete decreased with an increase of MMA contents and a decrease in curing temperatures, and curing temperatures had a more sensitive effect than MMA contents on strength developments.
Thus, these results show a notably lower relative gain with a decrease in curing temperatures.
Also, the compressive strength tended to decrease with an increase in MMA contents and a decrease in curing temperatures.
The ultimate compressive strain ranged from 0.00391 to 0.00494, which decreased with an increase in MMA contents and notably decreased with a decrease in curing temperatures.
The measured strains tended to decrease with an increase in MMA contents and to notably decrease with a decrease in curing temperatures.
It was found that the modulus of elasticity decreased with an increase in MMA contents and a decrease in curing temperatures.
A laboratory test, however, did not show any decrease in curing temperature compared to conventional Palacos (Schering Plough, Labo n.v., Belgium) bone cement (Nivbrant et al. 2001).
The administration of superoxide dismutase immediately after PDT resulted in a decrease in tumour cure rates, thus confirming the involvement of superoxide in the anti-tumour effect.
When examining the possibility of superoxide generation during the reperfusion episode, we found that the administration of superoxide dismutase (SOD) immediately after PDT resulted in a decrease in tumour cure rates (Korbelik et al, 2000).
The differences in the setting times of the concrete mixtures increased with a decrease in the ambient curing temperature.
This indicates that the delay in final setting of concrete owing to the addition of slag cemnet is more notable with a decrease in the ambient curing temperature.
