The phrase "a relevant decrease of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant reduction in a particular context, such as statistics, research findings, or financial reports.
Example: "The study revealed a relevant decrease of 15% in the population of the endangered species over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a significant reduction in" or "a notable decline of".
Importantly, in no case was the loss of HCV-specific CD4+ T cell function accompanied by a relevant decrease of recall antigen (tetanus toxoid) or mitogen (PHA) responses.
The uncorrected data already showed a relevant decrease of the RDQ-score for all active treatments.
To avoid exaggerated expectations of postoperative healing, this result highlights the importance to inform healthy patients that they may perceive a relevant decrease of their PCS of HRQoL in the postoperative period at least up to 30 days.
No complications leading to treatment interruption were recorded and a relevant decrease of cardiovascular SOFA score and lactate levels were observed 72 hours after treatment (P = 0.05 and P = 0.06, respectively).
Despite a relevant decrease of cerebral oxygen saturation (cSO2) was avoided in our study during cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB), incidence of POCD was comparable to that reported in patients without monitoring.
Despite a relevant decrease of cerebral oxygen saturation was avoided in our pilot study during cardiopulmonary bypass, incidence of POCD was comparable to that reported in patients without monitoring.
A normal to high exercise capacity was a predictor of a clinically relevant decrease of postoperative PCS scores.
Furthermore, both parents and affected individuals reported improved HRQoL and a relevant decrease in burden of disease.
Noticeably, the South shows a relevant decrease in the risk of being persistently poor at the beginning of the crisis, when the probability is 11.6%% higher than in the North, while it was about 13%% in the previous years.
Selection of covariates was based on a statistical significance of P < 0.01 (likelihood ratio test), a relevant decrease in the variance of IIV, and adequate estimation precision.
More the 40% had a clinically relevant decrease of PCS scores and more than 20% a decrease of MCS scores.
