The phrase "a decrease in layer" is not correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing changes in layers, such as in geology, materials science, or data analysis, but it needs clarification.
Example: "The study revealed a decrease in layer thickness over time, indicating erosion."
Alternatives: "a reduction in layer" or "a decline in layer".
The electrochemical impedance measurements indicate a decrease in double layer capacitance value and increase in charge transfer resistance for the nitrided specimens compared to the untreated ones.
Despite a decrease in double layer capacitance value of about 10%, the total capacitance of the AQ-modified on-chip CDC electrodes was twice larger than that of pristine CDC film, leading to high total capacitance value of 44 mF.cm−2 (338 F.cm−3).
This also points towards a decrease in oxide layer formation on the nickel electrode in Cell B when compared to that in Cell A. The elemental composition of the surface of nickel and titanium from Cells A and B has shown an increased presence of oxygen on the electrode surface.
A number of studies have shown a correspondence between a loss of light sensitivity with SAP and a decrease in receptor layer thickness on OCT scans.
In addition, Tbx1, another T-box gene that has been described to affect proliferation of IPCs is correlated with DiGeorge Syndrome (Meechan et al. 2009) leading to a decrease in supragranular layer neurons.
They concluded that the improvement was the result of better flow distribution through the dialysate compartment or a decrease in boundary layer resistance to mass transfer on the dialysate side of the membrane.
In the latter case however, haploinsufficiency at the Foxg1 locus is known to decrease the specification of IPCs by ∼38% (Siegenthaler et al. 2008) and is associated with a decrease in supragranular layer neurons (Eagleson et al. 2007; Siegenthaler et al. 2008).
Moreover, the local Nu in fluid flow inside channel is related to the thickness of the thermal boundary layer, and a decrease in thermal boundary-layer thickness increases local Nu.
Studies by Leão et al. [ 19] corroborate this assertion, since after 10 laser applications, the authors observed a decrease in the basal layer, but no difference in the keratin layer area.
This results in a decrease in the depletion layer along with a resistance decrease.
