The phrase "a posterior decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or reductions that occur after a certain event or condition has been established.
Example: "After implementing the new policy, we observed a posterior decrease in employee turnover rates."
Alternatives: "subsequent decrease" or "following decrease".
In the current system, there was full contact between the femoral component and the tibial insert from 0° to 30° knee flexion, and the geometry of the prosthesis involved a progressive posterior decrease in the radius of curvature of the femoral condyle and a decrease in the constraint with flexion between the tibial and femoral components [ 17].
The increase at the ends of the HAS and posterior decrease when we move away from the end of the HAS can be understood considering the fact that HAS are commonly included within larger "low affinity" DCC binding regions, which have many motifs (see cases in Figure 3).
As the prior is data-independent and the likelihood is proportional to the data size, the impact of the prior onto the posterior decreases with data size.
The intestine was not included in the initial qPCR analysis since this tissue exhibits a marked anterior-to-posterior decrease in Gata4 expression [39], [40].
The position of the wedge is very important in order to correct the deformity in the sagittal plane: a wedge placed anteriorly causes an increase in posterior tibial slope, whereas a posterior wedge tends to slightly decrease the posterior tibial slope [61].
The fraction of G0/G1 phase cells decreased in a posterior direction, reaching a minimum of 40% at z = 35 µm, and increased in the region posterior to z = 40 µm.
To accommodate uncertainty in the phylogeny reconstruction, character optimizations were done on all tree topologies that together cumulated a posterior probability of >95%, ordered in decreasing posterior probability from the Bayesian analysis.
The LCW HTO has a tendency to decrease posterior tibial slope, which is advantageous in the ACL deficient knee [61, 62].
Furthermore, bone contusions, a Segond fracture, the deep sulcus sign, a decreased posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) angle, and the anterior translation of the tibia relative to the femur are secondary findings that may be related to knee joint laxity: the first three may reflect the severity of the injury, while the latter two may be caused directly by the anteriorly displaced tibia.
[71] evaluated changes in the posterior tibial slope with four different methods after dome osteotomy and found a mean decrease in posterior tibial slope of 3.3°.
