The phrase "a reduced increase in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where there is a smaller than expected rise in a particular metric or value.
Example: "The report indicated a reduced increase in sales compared to last quarter, suggesting a need for strategic adjustments."
Alternatives: "a smaller increase in" or "a diminished rise in".
Both substances did, however, show developmental toxicity when the mother animal was exposed during pregnancy, i.e., they led to a reduced increase in body weight after birth and reduced the number of live births and the viability of the progeny in the first five days after birth [15, 17, 115, 134, 160, 161].
Compared with healthy age- and sex-matched controls, subjects with insulin resistance demonstrate a reduced increase in longitudinal SR values during DSE, suggesting reduced LV contractile reserve [ 33].
subjects with IR showed a reduced increase in longitudinal SR values (Delta SR) at DSE in comparison with controls, revealing reduced LVCR.
Hindwings that had access to factors coming from the abdomen showed a significant increase in size after 24h, while forewings that had access to brain factors, but were deprived from abdominal factors, showed a reduced increase in size.
Higher CORT levels were associated with a reduced increase in comb area (Fig. 4b), with variation in this hormone alone explaining 41% of the effect of T implants on changes in ornamentation.
This allele was also associated with a reduced increase in serum urate and glucose in response to a fructose load [ 39].
A difference between these PET studies and our study is that the PET studies showed a reduced increase of glucose uptake in obese subjects during exercise and our C MRS measurements demonstrate a decreased stimulatory effect of exercise on glycogen synthesis directly after exercise.
They may be due to a true reduced increase in fracture incidence over the period.
Of the genes affected by all three arsenicals, only one, that coding for interleukin-1 receptor, type II, showed enhanced expression, a finding confirmed by the reduced increase in NF-κB (nuclear factor kappa B) activity seen in response to interleukin-1β in iAsIII-exposed cells.
It is also found that the healing efficiency increases as the fiber length increases, but in a reduced increasing rate.
This functional improvement was accompanied by reduced increases in postischemic diastolic and systolic intracellular Ca+2 concentrations.
