The phrase "a decrease in young" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a decrease in the number of young people or young individuals, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The study showed a decrease in young people participating in community activities over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a decline in youth" or "a reduction in young individuals".
As we can see, while we do find some evidence that having a maternal grandmother passing away before giving birth is associated with a decrease in young women's labor force participation, the estimate is not significantly different from 019.
Households headed by older women may also see a shift in the need for resources and social connections with ART rollout in terms of more prolonged costs related to managing illness, but possibly a decrease in young orphaned children in the household.
Pressure was more likely to cause an increase in the ratio in patients of 65 or over, and a decrease in younger patients (p < 0.01 Fishers exact test).
We observed a decrease in both young and OA compared to old cartilage in the distribution of the COMP peptide FYEGELVADSNVVLDTTMR.
By age groups, these estimates reflect for girls 10 14 years and women 15 24 years, a plateau in the developing countries and a decrease in the younger populations in developed countries, largely in the age groups 15 24 years.
Over-expression of miR156 leads to a decrease in miR172 abundance in young shoots [ 2, 13].
Symptom reduction in the olanzapine group occurred relatively quickly, with patients showing a 10-point decrease in Young Mania Rating Scale (YMRS) scores during the study's 3-week acute treatment phase.
"If an ageing population means an increase in government transfers to the elderly," they write, "then by the same logic, a drop in fertility rates should mean a decrease in expenditures on younger Japanese".There will certainly be fewer pupils, and therefore less demand for schools and teachers.
"Our best analytics shows use by US teens overall stable, but a decrease in use by younger teens," said Mr Ebersman.
For men, head and neck cancer showed the opposite pattern, with a decrease in risk among younger South Asians.
That more than offset an decrease in infections among younger women, the Health Ministry said.
