The phrase "a decrease in recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in the acknowledgment or awareness of something, such as a brand, idea, or individual.
Example: "The recent changes in marketing strategy led to a decrease in recognition of the brand among consumers."
Alternatives: "a decline in awareness" or "a reduction in acknowledgment".
Their findings revealed that mutations in rps5 resulted in a decrease in AUG recognition for start codons that were not in the optimal sequence context.
This was seen by the heat-mediated denaturation of these proteins leading to a decrease in their recognition (Additional file 2: Figure S3).
In particular, our model suggests that to have a uniform invasion profile for the tumour cells necessitates also having a decrease in the recognition rate, embedded in the parameters k i +.
When the reactivity of the sera from chronic cardiac patients was evaluated in detail, a decrease in the recognition of KMP11, in addition to PFR2 and HSP70, was observed in patients in the early phase of the cardiomyopathy (G1 and G2 stages).
This is broadly in line with the findings of the most recent NHS Scotland audit [ 42] and coincides with the publication of the NICE guidelines, although we do not expect this to have resulted in a decrease in the recognition of ADHD [ 16].
These results demonstrate that the PEGylation of targeted NPs is a critical factor in maximizing the in vivo targeted delivery of NPs and can be attributed to a significant decrease in recognition by the reticuloendothelial system.
Compared to biometric systems, BCSs generally reveal a noticeable decrease in recognition performance [8].
In 2007, 50% of obese women endorsed either 'very overweight' or 'obese', compared with just 33.6% in 2012, indicating a significant decrease in recognition of substantial excess body weight (χ=8.45 p<0.01).
In Exp 1, where the display of dots pairs was essentially simultaneous (0.2 ms to show both), there was a linear decline in recognition of the shapes as the interval between pairs increased from 0 ms to 6 ms. Compared with performance at 0 ms of delay, even the 2 ms interval between pairs produced a significant decrease in recognition.
