The phrase "a decrease in fill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a reduction in the amount of something that is filled, such as a container, a budget, or a data set.
Example: "The report indicated a decrease in fill levels in the storage tanks, which raised concerns about supply shortages."
Alternatives: "a reduction in fill" or "a drop in fill".
However, the measured maximum electric power from the modules is only 1.9 times that of identical vertical modules without reflectors, due to optical losses and a decrease in fill-factor from 0.6 to 0.5 under concentrated light.
More importantly, we have found a decrease in the fill factor (64%58%%) and a comparable performance (3.0%–2.9%) derived from the increase in the charge recombination and resistance during the stamping transfer.
Alternatively, preexisting hypovolemia may have led to a decrease in cardiac filling and thereby to a reduction in cardiac index.
After return to baseline IAP, blood withdrawal induced a decrease in transmural filling pressures, SV and MAP, whereas HR increased, as expected.
These observations together with a significant reduction in E′LV, a marker of early LV myocardial relaxation, advocate for a decrease in LV filling without a concomitant decrease in preload as expressed by LA pressures.
The inspiratory reduction in RV ejection leads to a decrease in LV filling after a phase lag of two or three heart beats because of the long blood pulmonary transit time.
The inspiratory reduction in RV ejection leads to a decrease in LV filling after a phase lag of two to three heart beats because of the long blood pulmonary transit time [ 25].
The early to late filling ratio (E/A) was significantly lower in Type 2 diabetes compared to controls (0.9 ± 0.4 vs 1.9 ± 1.4; p < 0.05) along with a decrease in early filling percentage (p < 0.05).The NAFLD group showed no significant change in these parameters compared to controls.
The final question we wished to address was whether the decrease of the cytoplasmic Ca transient was entirely explained by a decrease in the filling of the SR (the end-diastolic SR Ca), or whether there was also an effect on the extent to which SR empties of Ca during systole (the minimum systolic SR Ca).
Therefore, detrusor hyperreflexia was decreased when there was an increase in the maximum cystometry capacity or a decrease in the end filling detrusor pressure.
