The phrase "a notable reduction of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant decrease or diminishment of something. Example: The government's new policies led to a notable reduction of crime rates in the city. In this sentence, "a notable reduction of" is used to describe the significant decrease in crime rates due to the government's policies.
A notable reduction of the side recirculation bubble was observed.
Indoor residual spraying indicated a notable reduction of malaria risk at the community level.
The application of keratose also demonstrated a notable reduction of adipose tissues within the gap.
A notable reduction of computational costs compared to both fully implicit and fully explicit schemes is observed.
TMI-modified organoclays were thought to possess pillaring of multivalent TMI in the interlayer silicate gallery, leading to a notable reduction of the interlayer d-spacing.
In contrast, when analysing UCB BM CD45+ cells from recipient mice transplanted with shRNA vectors efficiently knocking down NAP1L3 (Fig. 5a), a notable reduction of engraftment was observed using flow cytometric analysis (median 75% compared to control mice) (Fig. 5b).
Since the beginning of 2002, there has been a notable reduction in the number of reported cases of measles in Afghanistan, from over 400 per month in January 2002 to less than 50 per month by mid-2003.
A notable reduction in size of the draining Ig LN was observed in mice that had received IV CD8+ Treg cells, and this was reversed with anti-Tim-3 Ab treatment (Fig. 6A).
Thus, the present work shows a notable reduction in the number of variables and the application of FA for identification of key variables was found promising.
This mutant is not auxotrophic for histidine, but exhibits altered cell envelope permeability properties, with a notable reduction in the synthesis of phosphatidylinositol dimannoside, the precursor of LAM [ 54].
4. With regard to influence of noise on coagulation we detected a notable reduction in the level of Coagulation Factor XII (Hageman-Factor).
