The phrase "a decrease in deep" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a reduction in depth or intensity, but the wording is unclear and awkward.
Example: "There has been a noticeable decrease in deep water levels due to the drought."
Alternatives: "a reduction in depth" or "a decline in intensity."
In the perfused leg, the optimised external temperature resulted in a small decrease in deep- Tmvl and in an increase in mid- and superficial- Tmvl (0.15 and 1.1 °C, respectively) compared to post-warm-up values.
After a decrease in wind shear, deep convection redeveloped over the center, and Olga re-intensified into a tropical storm on December 2.
This resulted in a decrease in wind shear, and deep convection redeveloped over the storm.
The depression moved slowly toward the southwest and became better organized, despite a decrease in the coverage of deep convection.
It is therefore suggested that the decrease in deep infection rates is not a result of the change in the administered antibiotic regime.
The benthic communities show, as in most oceans, a decrease in biomass from shallow to deep water [15], with notable differences in areas of disturbance due to anchor ice and icebergs in the shallows [16].
In contrast to the QST results, a decrease in heart rate response to deep breathing (HRdb) was found in IG as compared with non-IG, but a further significant decrease was not found in new diabetes.
The GAG concentration in the articular cartilage was not consistent, displaying zonal organization with a decrease in GAG content from the deep to the superficial layers of the cartilage.
A decrease in T2 relaxation towards the deep zones is characteristic of articular cartilage where the uniform perpendicular collagen fibre orientation and high proteoglycan content promote water molecule restriction and T2 decay.
