The phrase "a decrease in estimates of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in projected values or assessments related to a specific subject or metric.
Example: "The recent market analysis showed a decrease in estimates of future sales growth."
Alternatives: "a reduction in projections of" or "a decline in assessments of".
ACE values were markedly altered by applying a phred score filter, with a decrease in estimated sequence diversity of 26.9% and 40.9% for the Foxp3- populations and 61.5% and 74.7% for the Foxp3+ populations.
The 10 matched pairs showed a marked reduction in length of stay, with a decrease in estimated blood loss from 260 mL to 92 mL (P < 0.05).
An increase in genetic knowledge score was significantly associated with a decrease in the estimate of the population risk, whereas an increase in anxiety score was significantly associated with an increase in estimate of the population risk.
We found that increasing the tree length led to a decrease in the estimate of ti/ tv and an increase in that of α.
Similar decreases in estimates of reproduction number of 2009 H1N1 when more than one pandemic wave had occurred have been reported in many countries, including Mexico [ 28], Argentina and Brazil [ 19], Canada [ 20], and Japan [ 34, 35].
Significant associations for 2-day average personal NO2 and lag 0 1-hr maximum PM2.5 remained when regressed together in the same model, with small decreases in estimates of association.
Using ML branch length estimates to re-estimate plethodontid salamander divergence dates generally resulted in an increase in the estimated age of older nodes and a decrease in the estimated age of younger nodes.
These results indicated a significant decreasing trend in estimates of π with increasing heritability and training population size.
The aim of this article is, firstly, to describe the conceptual meaning of each of the eight GRADE criteria, and to consider their ability to increase or decrease confidence in estimates of outcome of a systematic review.
There was a significance decrease in estimated GFR of −0.3 mL/min/1.73 m per month, indicating that progression of CKD was still occurring within the study cohort amounting to a loss of 3 4 mL/min/1.73 m per annum.
