The phrase "a different decrease in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations in the extent or nature of a decrease in a particular context, such as statistics or research findings.
Example: "The study revealed a different decrease in temperature across the various regions over the winter months."
Alternatives: "a varying reduction in" or "a distinct decline in".
This randomized double-blind and placebo controlled trial found a substantially different decrease in patient pain and in overall quality of life (p=0.008) and a four-month follow-up reported significantly greater helpfulness of the homeopathic treatment versus the placebo (p=0.004).
In each mouse strain, tumour frequency showed a different decreasing pattern in relation to the decreasing dose of MCA.
Results: In healthy subjects, the change patterns of the 3 tasks were clearly different: decrease in COV with HUT, limited increase in CBV and COV with calculation tasks, and gradual increase in CBV and COV with ergometer tasks.
The corresponding E. coli CheA mutants (R325D and M326A) displayed different decreases in rates of basal autosphosphorylation (reduced by 95and58%8%, respectively) and activation (reduced by 99 and 91%, respectively) of E. coli CheA.
On the other hand, the activation energy for the MOR showed a different turn, decreased in the following order: Pt/C (43 kJ mol−1) > Pt3Sn/C (35 kJ mol−1) ≈ PtRu/C (34 kJ mol−1).
The nanoparticle extrusion deformation dominates in process B, and the porosity decreases much more slowly than that in process A. The different decrease slope in process B is attributed to the different hardness of Cu and Ni (the HV is 125 for bulk Cu and 160 for bulk Ni [35]).
The performance test bench shows that the diesel engine equipped with the three different LST cylinders have different decreasing amplitude in fuel consumption compared to the standard cylinder.
The high specificity of BSO makes this a non-toxic compound that produces no effects different from a decrease in GSH levels [56].
For different stresses, a decrease in mRNA translation rate correlates with an increase in the formation of P-bodies, where non-translating mRNAs can be sequestered into these structures [ 20].
Increasing the cerulenin concentration in the medium also resulted in a concomitant increase in DHA production, fatty acid content of BL10, and DHA/PA ratio (not significantly different), but a decrease in DHA/DPA ratio (Figure 5), which can be attributed to a more considerable increase in percentage of DPA than DHA under cerulenin treatment (Table 5).
