The phrase "a decrease in movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in physical activity, mobility, or the frequency of movement in various contexts, such as health, biology, or social behavior.
Example: "The study found a significant decrease in movement among the elderly participants, which may contribute to their overall health decline."
Alternatives: "a reduction in activity" or "a decline in mobility."
In your case, Reader 1, you already warm down before being still, but perhaps walking briskly is too sudden a decrease in movement; jogging slowly at first before dropping down to a brisk walking pace may do the trick.
Results with three visually impaired infants showed that texture-specific exploration took the form of: (1) an adaptation of the preferred movement directions (2) a tendency to move in the direction that maximized density differences and (3) a decrease in movement speed once density differences were discovered.
It is possible with the demonstrated effect on central appetite regulation, that there may be effects on animal behaviour, which we did not measure in this experiment, such as a decrease in movement that would account of the similar body weight.
The answer is due in part to a decrease in muscle movement and brain activity, especially during non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep, thus consuming less glucose.
As a startup that needs to grow at scale, we suspect a decrease in free movement across Europe could limit the already small talent pool when it comes to recruiting.
Infants show age-related improvements in reach straightness and smoothness over the first years of life as well as a decrease in average movement speed.
Other associated clinical findings in children with congenital PMBT include the following: underdevelopment of the calf muscles, decreased length and width of the foot [7] and, as stated previously, a decrease in ankle movement, which does not improve.
In 1977 he starred in The Last Remake of Beau Geste and The Hound of the Baskervilles, the latter starring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore as Holmes and Watson; Terry-Thomas thought that "it was the most outrageous film I ever appeared in ... there was no magic ... it was bad!" By then he had exhibited a decrease in bodily movement, a sign of how serious his condition had become.
Moreover, total displacement of this subpopulation was reduced by ∼50%, further supporting a decrease in random movement.
In fact, RAW 264.7 cells within ∼100 µm (yellow tracks) of the collagen/CT26 border exhibited a ∼60% reduction in the total distance of migration suggesting a decrease in random movement.
Absence of twisting often is associated with a decrease in fetal movement and a poor pregnancy prognosis.
