The phrase "a decrease in expressed" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing a reduction in something that has been articulated or communicated, though the phrase should be followed by what is being expressed.
Example: "The study showed a decrease in expressed concerns about climate change among the participants."
Alternatives: "a reduction in stated" or "a decline in articulated".
At early time points after anti-GITR treatment, clear phenotypic evidence of T cell activation was observed within the CD4+ compartment as assessed by an increase in CD69 and CD44 expressing cells and a decrease in CD62Lhigh expressing cells (data not shown).
In agreement with these data, we show that there is a local increase in DVAP levels at DVAP-V260I expressing NMJs and a decrease in synapses expressing DVAP-P58S.
We have thus demonstrated that RIT in this model induce both a shift in the balance to a higher number of cells expressing immune cell markers related to immune rejection than markers related to immune tolerance of tumor cells and also a decrease in cells expressing immune cell markers during RIT compared with untreated tumors.
Attending seminary for Mormon youth is correlated with a significant decrease in expressing doubts later in life, even after statistically controlling for a host of other important factors.
If the RNA interacts with Rra-S15 to regulate gene expression, we expect to see a decrease in GFP expression in cells expressing Rra-S15 compared to cells not expressing Rra-S15.
Furthermore, a decrease in the markers expressed in other germ layers (i.e. ectoderm and mesoderm) would suggest that a particular protocol is able to enrich the cell population with definitive endodermal cells.
A decrease in GFP-expressing E. coli fluorescence and, hence, concentration, was recorded by fluorimetry and epifluorescence microscopy, with calculated ingestion rates being equivalent.
Overexpression of miR-101 by pre-miR-101, but not by pre-miR-control, resulted in a decrease in Fluc expression in the cells expressing the reporter with the 3'-UTR of EZH2.
We examined 12 other genes identified in molting screens for defects in seam cell number and found that reduction of function for mlt-7 also caused a decrease in adult cells expressing three different markers of seam cell fate (Table S6).
