The phrase "a decrease in inhibitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or medical contexts when discussing the reduction of a substance that inhibits a process or reaction.
Example: "The study showed a decrease in inhibitor levels, leading to increased enzyme activity."
Alternatives: "a reduction in inhibitor" or "a decline in inhibitor".
These results demonstrate that the nitration of corrosion inhibitor molecules lead to a decrease in inhibition efficiency; the most efficient inhibitor was model (4-NO2-BI), which displayed an inhibition efficiency of 64.075%.
Interestingly, in the motor neuron model, maturation is accompanied with an increase of XIAP and a decrease in its inhibitor XIAP-associated factor (XAF) levels.
Whether the latter results from an increase in collagenase and other MMPs or a decrease in tissue inhibitors of MMPs is still a matter of debate, but the end result is a looser, less organized collagen network (Hornebeck et al, 2002).
The increase in the inhibitor concentration overcomes the decrease in the pH at the anode.
MMP-2 activation was not related to an increase in MT-1-MMP mRNA or a decrease in the specific inhibitor TIMP-2 in human tissue.
Only the 3 mg drospirenone group showed a decrease in plasminogen activator inhibitor antigen and no changes in potassium levels were found.
Several cathepsins and didpeptidyl peptidase I have been reported to be elevated in AAA tissue, in association with a decrease in their cystatin inhibitors.
In previous studies of wounds, delayed healing is characterized by an increase in matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), a decrease in the tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases (TIMPs), and a reduction in some growth factors, in particular, transforming growth factor-β (TGF-β) (2– 9).
The present study demonstrates a decrease in neutralizing antibody and inhibitor efficiencies against cell-associated compared to cell-free HIV-1 transmission among different strains of HIV-1.
