The phrase "a decreasing quantity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a reduction in the amount or number of something over time or in a specific context.
Example: "The study showed a decreasing quantity of available resources as the project progressed."
Alternatives: "a diminishing amount of" or "a declining number of".
This indicates not only a decreased quantity of cccDNA, but also an impairment in its quality in HBeAg-negative patients.
Lagerlof (2005) illustrates decreasing quantity of demand as a result of the decline in income inequality among men.
As the NAA representatives say, all this have led in a diminished capacity of the Agency to provide services and in a decreased quantity and quality of the provided services.
An experimental study showed no negative nonunion rates for osteoporotic fracture healing (conservative) but nevertheless observed a decreased quantity and quality of callus mineralization [ 40].
Dilutions of virus made in 293T medium containing 5 μg/ml polybrene were used to replace the medium on remaining wells so that a series of wells were exposed to decreasing quantities of virus.
They are not adjusted for inflation, and some of the decline for some countries reflects lower prices for many commodities, including oil, rather than decreasing quantities of exports.
All the morphological characteristics of shrunken cell size and elongation increased with decreasing quantities of L-glutamine and glucose and longer exposure periods.
Samples renatured with five to seven Cd ions per MT molecule showed decreasing quantities of alpha fragment and increasing amounts of nativelike MT. The binding process in each domain is cooperative.
WB with the 229T mAb showed that there were decreasing quantities of CD9P-1 witimeime when hEC were incubated with GS-168AT2, suggestheg the downregulation of CD9P-1, either alone or in association with other partners(s).
