The phrase "a decreasing value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends, statistics, or measurements that are diminishing over time or in relation to another variable.
Example: "The study revealed a decreasing value of customer satisfaction over the past year."
Alternatives: "a declining value of" or "a reduction in value of".
This is revealed by a decreasing value of r.
The first peak of the storm, occurring around 8 10 UT, is outlined by a decreasing value of the scaling exponent towards 2 followed by a progressive increase to a value β(t) ≈ 2.5 during the main phase of the storm.
The graphite inclusions are modeled nonlinear elastic with a decreasing value of Young's modulus for increasing tensile loading.
This is manifested as different degradation product patterns (reflecting degradation mechanisms) and a decreasing value of crystallinity and lamellar thickness with time.
While the broadening could be due to a decreasing value of x, we found that this same decrease would lead to increasing enthalpy overshoots on heating, contrary to the experimental observations.
Conversely, a downward RRC switch requires a decreasing value of as increases, given an arbitrarily fixed.
Owing to the greater affinity of propionic acid with kerosene than acetic acid with kerosene, a decreased value of interfacial tension is expected for the propionic acid water kerosene system than acetic acid water kerosene system.
The alkalinisation rate constant showed a decreased value of 24 fold when compared to that obtained with ammonium (kexpMA: 0.25 s−1 and kexpNH3: 6.1 s−1; values obtained after subtraction of the component resulting from passive diffusion through lipid).
Correspondingly, a negative relation implies that an increased value of the cause variable leads to a decreased value of the effect variable.
In particular, the superior frontal gyrus demonstrated both an increased value of connections with other nodes of the frontal default mode network and a decreased value of connections with the limbic system.
As shown in eq 4, stronger binding in the precursor state (at higher ϕ-OEG-lipid concentration) can also be described by a smaller desorption rate constant k 1 and, thus, a decreased value of β (eq 5).
