The phrase "a decrease in wet" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a reduction in moisture or wetness, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report indicated a decrease in wet conditions, which could affect crop yields."
Alternatives: "a reduction in moisture" or "a decline in wetness".
A putative interpretation is that selected individuals have a higher development rate, inducing a higher consumption of yolk reserves by the end of the experiment, and therefore, a decrease in wet weight, dry weight and dry matter content.
Increased capture by the planted trees also showed an added benefit of reducing long range effects including a decrease in wet deposition up to 3.7 kt N NHx (4.6%) and a decrease in export from the UK up to 8.3 kt N NHx (6.8%).
Applied metazachlor concentrations of 20 µg/L in pond- and stream mesocosms led to a decrease in macrophyte wet weight of 25 and 77%, respectively.
In contrast to z-blade mixing, simple shearing at comparable levels of mechanical energy input, did not lead to a decrease in the wet weight of GMP or the size of glutenin particles.
We did not find any significant difference in cardiac function between Ctrl and SM-Dicer KO mice, except for a slight decrease in wet weight and IVSW at 8 10 weeks, which is likely to be a consequence of a decreased cardiac after-load and not a cause of the decrease in blood pressure.
Up to 60%% of patients demonstrate less than a 50%% decrease in wet nights in trials [ 8].
Rainfall records suggest a decrease in the annual number of wet days, but an increase in extremely wet days over the period 1901 2015 [1901 2015
Compared with LPS + HA-sham group, HA therapy for ARDS pigs caused a decrease in EVLWI, PVPI, lung wet-to-dry weight ratio and BALF cell count (Fig. 3e, f, h, i; Table 4).
From the studies of Dantas et al. (2014), it is noticed that with an increase in salinity, there is a decrease in wettability inversion from oil-wet/mixed-wet to water-wet surfaces.
For sugar beets and maize, the decrease in TS during ensiling was significantly higher than the decrease in wet weight when using the uncorrected TS content, demonstrating the error in the method (rows E and F in Table 2).
After correcting the TS contents of the silages the decrease in TS (row K, Table 2) was no longer larger than the decrease in wet weight for any of the materials.
