The phrase "a decrease in medium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes in size, quantity, or quality of a medium, such as in art, communication, or technology.
Example: "The study showed a decrease in medium used for the project, leading to a more minimalist approach."
Alternatives: "a reduction in medium" or "a decline in medium".
Due to an increase in external medium pH for the operation of the H+/PHE symport system and a decrease in external medium pH for K+ uptake, the external medium pH in the presence of PHE and K+ is much higher than that in the presence of K+ only (Table 1).
A decrease in the medium density can reduce the bed cut density as well as the beneficiation limit for lighter samples, while a decrease in the medium size will increase the back-mixing effects, resulting in reduced beneficiation quality.
The results also reveal that during filter clogging there is a decrease in the medium's performance for particles smaller than 100 nm and an increase in efficiency for particles with a diameter >200 nm.
As a general trend, the cells initially consumed glucose to support growth and produce and excrete organic acids (butyrate and acetate) as primary metabolites (acidogenesis), which caused a decrease in the medium pH when they accumulated to certain levels.
A strong decrease in medium arginine is accompanied with parallel increases in ornithine, citrulline and ammonia.
As a result, there was a decrease in concentrations of medium-chain and saturated fatty acids and a trend for higher concentrations of long-chain fatty acids in milk fat when feeding ground compared with whole flaxseed.
As shown in Fig. 10, the city potential shows a decrease in wildfire frequency from medium to high hazard zones, whereas the road potential shows almost uniform frequency in medium to very high hazard zones.
In Europe, the share of high-skill occupations increased on average 5.5 percentage points between 2002 and 2012, with a similar decrease in medium-skill occupations, while the share of low-skill occupations remained flat throughout the period.
After the first pass a decrease in concentration of contrast medium and signal intensity occurs by intravascular dilution, leakage into the tissues and renal clearance, resulting in a steady state.
When the von Mises function was used (n = 41 pairs), there was then a significant difference (p = 0.02), which indicated a decrease in tuning width at medium contrast compared to high contrast.
