The phrase "a related decrease of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease that is connected or associated with another factor or variable.
Example: "The study found a related decrease of productivity following the implementation of the new policy."
Alternatives: "an associated decline in" or "a corresponding reduction of".
Iemitsu et al. [ 12] reported that swim training ameliorates the aging-induced reduction in capillary density and demonstrated a related decrease in the expression of VEGF and its receptors Flt-1 and Flk-1.
The increasingly medical approach to birth in the Netherlands is demonstrated by growing demand for medical pain relief, increasing use of inductions and augmentation in labour, and a related decreasing number of births in primary care [ 6, 7].
Central and centro-parietal electrodes were not included in this analysis because of the specific design of the NRT, which required movements with the right hand and could induce a motor-related decrease of alpha and beta activity over the sensorimotor cortical regions of the left hemisphere [72].
Objective measurements show a time-related decrease of ABI and femoral PI in the treated extremity.
It was recognized an age-related decrease of HPV prevalence, mostly evident in those subjects infected by HR-HPV genotypes.
Other studies have demonstrated an age-related decrease of 2-[125]-iodomelatonin 2-[125]-iodomelatonin 2-[125]-iodomelatoninmice (Pandi-Perumal et al. 2008).
Due to an age-related decrease of dopaminergic neurotransmission, older adults represent the left and relatively steep section of this proposed dopamine/performance inverse U-curve.
These components, except for IC2, were more strongly expressed by young adults (i.e., exhibited an age-related decrease of IC loading values, see Table III).
The BOLD responses to the sensorimotor task indicated an age-related decrease of BOLD in visual and auditory cortices, in accord with previous studies (Buckner et al., 2000; Davis et al., 2008; Ross et al., 1997).
For the old donors that were distinct from the young donors (samples 60, 62 and 64) this analysis suggested an age-related decrease of transcription/translation and cell cycle that was accompanied by impaired telomere and chromosome maintenance (Fig. 1B).
