The phrase "a faster decrease in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate at which something diminishes or declines over time, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The new treatment resulted in a faster decrease in symptoms compared to the previous method."
Alternatives: "a more rapid decline in" or "an accelerated reduction in".
Higher chloride concentrations led to a faster decrease in total organic carbon (TOC), chemical oxygen demand (COD), and absorbance values at 228 nm.
At transmembrane pressures slightly higher than the capillary pressure, a faster decrease in the interfacial tension resulted in the spontaneous formation of smaller droplets with a narrower droplet size distribution.
Neutrophils of cows in SCHI had a faster decrease in cytosolic iCa2+ after stimulation with ionomycin (9.9 ± 1.0 vs. 13.6 ± 1.4 Fluo-4 Fura Fluo-4 Furad Redio) in vitro.
This faster decrease in central CRH release would lead to a faster decrease in the ACTH release in the LR than HR subjects and as result to a faster return to the pre-stress or even below the pre-stress levels.
The pH decreased slightly over time with a faster decrease in samples containing sludge.
Other studies have also suggested that a faster decrease in lactate concentrations during the early hours after resuscitation may be correlated with better survival [8 10].
BMDTB was normal at diagnosis, with a fast decrease in the first 32 weeks, in which chemotherapy was relatively intensive.
Conclusions: Studying the kinetics of plasma progesterone after surgical treatment of ectopic pregnancies revealed a fast decrease in progesterone.
Indeed, in vitro video time-lapse imaging experiments demonstrates that CR cells incubated with Sema3E-AP showed a fast decrease in branches of the leading neurites compared with SEAP-treated cells, which correlates with lower cell migration and soma movement (Supplementary Fig. 13, Supplementary movie 7).
However, also when TADH is incubated with 2-cyclohexenone, a fast decrease in the absorbance is detectable (entry 8).
From the figure it is clear that there is a fast decrease in the concentration of the eosin in presence of the AuNPs.
