The phrase "a decrease in pathology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, medicine, or research when discussing a reduction in disease or abnormal conditions.
Example: "The new treatment has shown a significant decrease in pathology among patients with chronic illnesses."
Alternatives: "a reduction in disease" or "a decline in pathological conditions."
The VP2121-130 transgenic mice had a significant decrease in the number of CD8 T cells in the brain and this appeared to correlate with a decrease in hippocampal pathology, although not significant by statistical measures.
It was demonstrated that while the absence of TLR3 signaling resulted in increased peripheral viral load it also served to reduce neural inflammation leading to a decrease in both viral loads and pathology in the brain [26].
A decrease in NO induces a pathological condition denominated endothelial dysfunction, syndrome observed in different pathologies, such as obesity, diabetes, kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, and preeclampsia (PE).
We performed stereological cell counts, which revealed that, in our experimental paradigm, the decrease in pathology is not due to cell loss in the brain regions connected to the subiculum.
Elevated GLCE levels in BPH (49% of the patients) and prostate cancer (21% of the patients) could indicate a disruption of the restricting mechanism(s) and a specific type of GLCE expression disorganization in this pathology, while a decrease in GLCE expression may be associated with specific prostate cancer subtypes.
A decrease in nephron number may predispose to renal pathology in later life due to a reduction in renal reserve.
A decrease in neurotrophins has been associated with the pathology of several neurodegenerative diseases and their physiological symptoms [ 16, 17].
The follow-up pathology results conveyed a decrease in phosphorylated SFK expression in 77% (14/18) of patients but failed to show a change in cell proliferation or apoptosis while not identifying a downstaging rate [ 32].
We show that a unilateral ibotenate-induced lesion of the dorsal subiculum in a Tg AD mouse model of progressive AD-related pathology, results in a decrease in Aβ immunoreactivity (the N-terminal of Aβ and the C99 fragment) in brain regions projecting to and receiving projections from this region.
On the other hand, a decrease in ChoAbn/Chon would more likely favor non-neoplastic pathology, such as ischemia, encephalitis, radiation necrosis or a tumefactive demyelination lesion.
