The phrase "a limited decrease in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a small or restricted reduction in a particular context, such as statistics, economics, or scientific observations.
Example: "The study showed a limited decrease in the population of the species over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a slight reduction in the" or "a minor decline in the".
Secondly, non-spectroscopic interferences, which may severely disturb the analysis of matrices containing large amounts of non-target elements, were significantly reduced by a limited decrease in the flow rate of the optimum initial nebuliser rather than with a specific time-consuming dilution.
Similarly, a limited decrease in the transcript level of Cldn11 (Figure 5A) was seen over the entire period studied.
As shown in Figure 4B, alloreactive CTLs exposed to PRN during 1° MLC are largely unaffected in their lytic reactivity, with only a limited decrease in reactivity observed at the highest (66 μM) concentration tested.
While TAL1 KD also led to a limited decrease in BrdU incorporation, progression through the cell cycle is not affected.
All three patients had a limited decrease in plasma HIV-1 RNA, without a decrease below the detection threshold of 50 copies/mL.
Regional urban land demands are based on: 1) recent Europop 2010 population projections [35]; 2) an assumed Europe-wide convergence of average household sizes on the very long run (i.e., to 1.8 in all regions by 2100, so that in most regions a limited decrease in household size is modelled by 2030); and 3) extrapolated historical trends of regional urban land consumption per household.
Moreover, simultaneous silencing of Apollon and p53 in these cells induced only a partial rescue of cell viability and a limited decrease in caspase-3 activation (Ren et al, 2005).
Although T2D progression in humans is characterized by a limited decrease in overall β-cell mass (4, 5) it is increasingly apparent that a loss of the normal differentiated state of the remaining cells, and their consequent "glucose blindness," also plays a role (6 – 9).
A relatively limited decrease in the pool of granules docked at the plasma membrane is not necessarily associated with a defect in exocytosis.
A possible explanation for the limited decrease in the gene expression levels of insulin, GCG, and GCK at 12 weeks is that there was no further differentiation after the 4th week of transplantation.
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