The phrase "a decrease in tail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing statistics, data analysis, or any situation where a reduction in a specific measurement or characteristic (in this case, "tail") is being described.
Example: "The recent analysis showed a decrease in tail, indicating a shift in the distribution of the data."
Alternatives: "a reduction in tail" or "a decline in tail".
In both cases there is a decrease in the tail of the distribution, corresponding to reduced probability of a large number of secondary infections, and the major increase in probability mass occurs in the vicinity of the second peak of the exponential offspring distribution case.
Therefore, a decrease in fat-tail size is often desirable for Chinese producers.
Knockdown of PABPN1 expression in cells causes a decrease in poly(A) tail length [ 18] and a switch from distal to proximal polyadenylation site (PAS) usage at 3'-UTR [ 35, 36].
Skin-grafted animals had a 4-fold decrease in tail swelling at the 2 week time point (19±5.9% vs. 74±7.8%, p<0.05) and their tail volumes returned to baseline 6 weeks after surgery.
When compared to mice treated with excision only, there was a 4-fold decrease in tail volumes, 2.5-fold increase in lymphatic transport by lymphoscintigraphy, 40% decrease in dermal thickness, and 54% decrease in scar index in skin-grafted animals, indicating that tissue transfer could bypass damaged lymphatics and promote rapid lymphatic regeneration.
Males homozygous for a mutation in unc-30, required for core GABAergic D-type neuron specification, show a decrease in aldicarb-induced dorsal tail curling.
In the CMeC-1 cell line cross-linking (expressed as % decrease in tail moment) was found to increase linearly with dose following a 1 h treatment over a dose range of 1-100nM (Fig. 1b).
At a molecular level, we propose that the Pan2 Pan3 complex, probably through RNA recognition by Pan3, can distinguish between the polyA tail and the 3′ UTR causing a decrease in the deadenylase activity as the polyA tail shortens.
A strong trend was observed for a decrease in PHF1 reactive tau (one tailed t test, p = 0.07, data not shown).
