The phrase "a decrease in measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in the size, quantity, or extent of something that is being measured.
Example: "The study showed a significant decrease in measurement of the pollutant levels over the past year."
Alternatives: "a reduction in measurement" or "a decline in measurement".
During the first 15 days of supplementation a decrease in EPO measurement in the non-malaria group was associated with a decrease in STfR measurement whilst in the malaria group a significantly greater drop in EPO measurement was associated with an increase in STfR measurements.
In contrast, responders exhibited a decrease in serial measurement of serum CRP and NLR.
The individual changes over time involved different degrees of functional impairment characterized by a decrease in PVF measurement from Baseline reaching a nadir (at week four) followed by a phase of remission (from week four to week 26, Figure 2(a)).
A decrease in roughness measurements in the third order surface indicates superficial protein structure rearrangement.
It might seem there is a contradiction here, as measurement, in the Szilard engine, is supposed to lead to the possibility of a decrease in entropy, while measurement, in quantum theory, is supposed to increase entropy.
However, a good clinical condition of a patient has lead to a decrease in frequency of measurements necessary to determine SOFA score.
In the MSD group a decrease in the following measurements was observed (p < 0.05): BMI, fat mass, lean mass, glucose, TC.
This could be due to the behavioural changes of this population group, with a decrease in the preventive measurements and the increase of risky sexual practices that favour the infection.
Diamond-defect magnetometers can now simultaneously determine all spatial components of a magnetic field, leading to a factor of 4 decrease in measurement times.
