The phrase "a decrease in forces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes in strength, power, or influence, such as in physics, military, or social dynamics.
Example: "The recent analysis showed a significant decrease in forces acting on the structure, leading to concerns about its stability."
Alternatives: "a reduction in forces" or "a decline in forces".
For example, 12 h of CMV resulted in a decrease in force generation, promoted diaphragm fiber atrophy, and increased transcription of the muscle-specific E3-ligases MuRF1 and MaFbx in the diaphragm [5].
There was an inverse cross-sectional association between plasma D-dimer and Forced Expiratory Volume in one second, with a decrease of 71 ml per µg FEU/ml increment in plasma D-dimer (95% confidence intervals CI: −135 to −6), and a decrease in Forced Vital Capacity (97 ml per µg FEU/ml increase in D-dimer, 95%CI: −170 to −24).
6 As a result, weaker cytoskeletal forces caused by physical or chemical properties of the substrate would lead to a decrease in force.
Accordingly, at a torque of 30 Nm, a total decrease in contact area of 12.7% can be derived, as can a decrease in force of 17.2%.
A decrease in forced expiratory flow in non-smoking healthy obese subjects is more likely a result of gas compression than of real bronchial obstruction.
For the loaded tendons, the CI for the treatment effect of etanercept ranged from a decrease in force of 11% to an increase of 29%.
The CI for the treatment effect of etanercept ranged from a decrease in force of 25% to an increase of 18%.
Exposing isolated cardiac cells with human β2-receptors to high concentrations of epinephrine cause a decrease in force generated by these cells (8).
Here, we show that specific inhibition of autophagy in skeletal muscle leads to abnormalities in motor neuron synapses that ultimately lead to denervation whereas accumulation of dysfunctional mitochondria triggers oxidation of contractile elements, causing a decrease in force generation.
Group 3 (n = 7) had variable effects on EHT contraction including prolongation of contraction time T1 (haloperidol, sertindole, diphenhydramine, and mefloquine), shortening of T2 (terfenadine) and a decrease in force (verapamil and astemizole).
