The phrase "a later decrease in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction or decline that occurs after a certain point in time or event.
Example: "The study indicated a later decrease in the population of the species following the environmental changes."
Alternatives: "a subsequent decline in" or "a following reduction in".
As the quantification of the latter parameters is performed in routine when donating blood, a continuous decrease in their level could be interpreted as a premature sign of a later decrease in hemoglobin mass, which is more complex to assess.
Such change has been attributed to an accelerated decrease in lean mass, along with an initial increase and a later decrease in fat mass [ 31].
Corolla wilting is accompanied by a gradual decline in petal fresh weight (FW) and a later decrease in petal dry weight (DW).
In this analysis, we explored zero-, one- or two-year time lags from the numbers of allo-HSCT to mortality rate to evaluate whether the number of transplants was associated with a later decrease in mortality.
Local radiation therapy of focal complex deposits induces a rapid decrease in the soft tissue extension and appearance of presumably necrotic, avascular central areas within the deposit on T1-weighted images with a later decrease in lesion size.
Supplementation of PAA and NPAA resulted in increased diacetyl concentrations compared to the control wort during fermentation, while supplementation of BCAA resulted in an initial increase (up until 50 h), but a later decrease in diacetyl concentrations compared to the control wort (Fig. 6).
Serum MMP-9 activity was significantly elevated in presymptomatic transgenic SOD1G93A mice, preceding a later decrease of its activity in later disease stages.
The pattern of an initial increase to a later decrease is also seen in the recently published data for T. rex of Brown et al.51, where an increase in tooth count of the dentary (from 16 to 17) is seen in the two least mature specimens (CMNH 7541, BMRP 2002.4.1).
Furthermore, we observed that the decrease in LVEF of more than 4% units from the baseline after a cumulative doxorubicin dose of 200 mg m−2 could in a specific and sensitive manner predict the later decrease in LVEF.
The later decrease in valley lowering rates is attributed to the rise of the base level related to aggradation of sediments within the valley.
The early increase was cardioprotective, but the later decrease in autophagy prompted cardiomyocyte death and reduced cardiac function in vivo.
