The phrase "a decrease level of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a decreased level of"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing a reduction in quantity or intensity of something, such as in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study showed a decreased level of pollutants in the water after the new regulations were implemented."
Alternatives: "a lower level of" or "a reduction in level of".
This ratio confirms a decrease level of endothelial NO-production in endo rings from diabetics, which can further induce a functionally inactive endothelial layer in these preparations.
As CLBP has been associated with atrophy of CNS gray matter, and specifically GABAergic inhibitory interneurons [ 26], then PR may resurface due to a decrease level of inhibition on the brainstem neurons responsible for the autonomic movement patterns.
If there are PR present then it can be possible that there is a decrease level of supraspinal inhibition and that the main goal of treatment should not be abdominal hollowing, but learning to inhibit RA when performing the hollowing maneuver.
Even the authors acknowledge that many people "still prefer to live in richer countries, even if this would result in a decreased level of life satisfaction".
The apoptosis suppression is associated with a decreased level of proapoptotic Bax gene and Bax protein.
Triad disorganization and impaired ECC have a major role in the profound muscle weakness displayed by Mtm1−/y mice and is associated with a decreased level of DHPR52,53,54,55.
We also observed that FAST-1 overexpressing HeLa cells have a reduced occupancy of CTCF, a decreased level of H3K9ac and increased levels of H3K9me3 at the 5′UTR of the FXN gene.
FAST-1 overexpressing HeLa cells showed reduced occupancy of CTCF, a decreased level of H3K9ac and an increased level of H3K9me3- a hallmark of silenced chromatin- at the 5′UTR of the FXN gene.
In turgid tissues of plants that do not produce betaine, this compound induces an elevated level of glutamine, a decreased level of protein, and photo-dependent glycine accumulation.
The fs41 60 derivative produced similar products as GS41 60, with a still increased proportion of the full-length species and a decreased level of arrest product (Fig. 4, lanes 5 and 6).
