The phrase "a progressive decreasing" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically intended to describe a gradual reduction or decline in something, but the phrasing is awkward and not idiomatic.
Example: "The study observed a progressive decreasing in the population of the species over the years."
Alternatives: "a gradual decrease" or "a steady decline".
lactis in the initial microbial consortium, while a progressive decreasing of Leuc.
Indeed, despite a diffuse cytoplasmic staining of its inactive form (procaspase 3) observed in all the cases examinated, a progressive decreasing of the active caspase 3 mean values was observed in OSA from grade I to III.
As evident in Figure 3, the decrease in correlation from unit value is concentrated on the first time step, being the subsequent decrease in time much less pronounced consistently with a progressive decreasing of the derivative (data not shown).
As shown in Table 1, we found a progressive decreasing gradient from the face, the highest (forehead and zygomatic area), to the forearm and leg, where the lowest values were recorded in both groups.
Possible explanations for how and why the disease starts are, among others, pollutants (11 ), the high intensive chronic anthropogenic effects in the Strait of Gibraltar area, a DMV entering a naive pilot whale population, or a progressive decreasing of humoral immunity against the virus in these populations (12 ).
There was a progressive decrease in health preference values with CHB disease progression.
In Attica, PFA showed a progressive decrease between 1960 and 2010.
In contrast, pressure effects cause a progressive decrease in HB clustering.
Eastward from Britain and western France through central Europe into Russia there is a progressive decrease in this oceanic influence.
Chorionic villi show strong expression in the first trimester, followed by a progressive decrease in the second trimester, which returns in the third trimester.
A progressive decrease of the CF gene frequency down to the present (still high) values, which can be considered a relic of the past 'emergency' adaptation.
