The phrase "a decrease in physiological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or reductions in physiological functions or processes.
Example: "The study observed a decrease in physiological responses to stress after the intervention."
Alternatives: "a reduction in physiological" or "a decline in physiological".
Approximately 40-80% of RBC transfusions in the ICU are not given for bleeding, but rather for low hemoglobin levels, for a decrease in physiological reserve, or for alterations in tissue perfusion [10, 11].
Compared to controls, self-harming participants responded with a decrease in physiological arousal and self-reported negative emotion to self-harm imagery but not to the imagery of an accidental injury or a neutral situation.
Approximately 40-80% of RBC transfusions in the ICU are not given for bleeding, but rather for low hemoglobin levels, for a decrease in physiological reserve, or for alterations in tissue perfusion [ 10, 11].
This suggests a direct link between physiological and behavioral stress responses, although behavioral responses could be bidirectional, causing an increase or a decrease in the physiological stress response to stressful events.
In the review by Grigoriev et al.52, based on a generalization of the available biochemical and morphological evidence, it was hypothesized that a decrease in all physiological processes occurred during space travel.
It was previously reported that the increased number of cells in the inner nuclear layer (INL) and ganglion cell layer (GCL) by adulthood in Bax-deficient mice correlated with a corresponding decrease in physiological apoptosis during retinal development and not to ongoing proliferation as assessed by BrdU incorporation [22], [24], [27] [28].
In this earlier study, PMA was ineffective in modulating currents mediated by α1β2γ2 GABAARs at room temperature, but caused a decrease in function at physiological temperature (35 °C), similar to the effects shown here with α4β2δ GABAARs.
In addition, the flexor and lumbrical muscles of infected armadillos were atrophied, as evidenced by a 20% average decrease in physiological cross-sectional areas (P<0.02) compared with naïve animals (R.W.T., unpublished data).
Because pain can be associated either with an increase or decrease in physiological variables [ 48], which can moreover be influenced by many factors such as disease or treatment, variation of vital signs should be studied further in critically ill patients in order to standardise them as a possible domain in observational pain tools.
The ATP-competitive FGFR1 inhibitors functions by targeting the ATP-binding pocket of FGFR1, which may lead to a decrease in their efficiency when high physiological or intracellular concentrations of ATP exist [ 8].
2 This decrease in physiological reserves may result in falls, disability, hospitalization, or even death.
