The phrase "a decrease in expression back to the baseline levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as scientific research, particularly in discussions about gene expression, protein levels, or other biological measurements returning to normal levels after a change.
Example: "After treatment, we observed a decrease in expression back to the baseline levels, indicating that the drug was effective."
Alternatives: "a reduction in expression to baseline levels" or "a return to baseline expression levels."
A second, smaller peak was visible at around 180 min, followed by a subsequent decrease back to the baseline level after around 360 min.
Observed significant shifts in CD4 counts – dramatically increasing from the baseline while on treatment and decreasing back to the baseline level off treatment, then rising in a similar manner on natalizumab reinitiation, suggest that these measurements may aid in monitoring modulation of lymphocyte trafficking and cell redistribution.
Also, oxyhemoglobin of the trapezius muscle decreased during repeated work in subjects with and without trapezius myalgia, but only subjects without myalgia recovered back to the baseline level during a subsequent recovery period.
Presumably, in wild-type mice, hdc expression increases to combat the effects of sleep deprivation, and BMAL1 represses hdc gene expression back to baseline levels, ensuring good recovery sleep.
H3.3 did not rescue the expression levels of Ckm at 48 h but rather caused a decrease in expression levels of some myogenic genes (p = 0.003; lower than H3mm7−/−).
Treatment with the tyrosine kinase inhibitor gefitinib (IressaTM) returned the expression levels of IL-8 and GRO back to the baseline observed in MCF-7 breast cancer cells, which express physiological levels of HER2.
Furthermore, they decreased to the baseline levels after switching back to AD period.
In mDCs, CXCR4 baseline levels were not elevated compared with normal controls and a decrease in expression levels occurred in SVR+ patients only (p = 0.0004) (figs 2A, 3A).
Recovery of RPE cells after the injury was confirmed by the normalization of gene expression dysregulation back to baseline levels within 48 hours.
But each immediate drop in anxiety doesn't quite bring you back to the previous baseline level of distress.
A decrease in expression of SERCA2a is a hallmark of heart failure, and gene therapy approaches to restore its levels back to normal have been successful in experimental models but not so far in clinical trials13,16,17,45,46,47.
