The phrase "a short term decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a temporary reduction in a particular metric or value, such as sales, performance, or other measurable factors.
Example: "The company experienced a short term decrease in revenue due to seasonal fluctuations."
Alternatives: "a temporary decline" or "a brief reduction".
A short-term decrease in dorsiflexion force was produced 10 min after KT with respect to sham-tape application.
In chronic toxicological studies in rats, the AI-extract (administered orally at daily doses of 100, 300 and 600 mg/kg for 3 months), did not cause any changes in haematological and biochemical parameters, with the exception of a transient rise in platelet counts and a short-term decrease in serum glucose levels.
Fatigue may lead to a short-term decrease in acromiohumeral distance [52].
From Fig. 7b, the sudden loss of WFVSC1 results in a sudden loss of 2,000 MW injected power and in a short-term decrease of DC voltage.
In WKY/NHsd, exposure to 1 mg/kg was associated with a short-term decrease in stimulus control that was more pronounced in males than in females.
Nonetheless, further studies are needed to clarify the pathological implications, the prognostic value of a short-term decrease in heart rate variability (HRV) [ 61].
It is possible that increased awareness of the risks of pesticide use generated by the 2000 2001 U.S. EPA pesticide regulations resulted in a short-term decrease in residential pesticide use.
Regarding an alternative pathway, Brook et al. hypothesized that autonomic imbalance favoring sympathetic activity may contribute to a short-term decrease in insulin sensitivity based on their observation of an association between insulin sensitivity and overall heart rate variability [ 42].
2) In SHR/NCrl, PCB exposure was associated with a short-term decrease in responses with long and short IRTs (activity and impulsivity, respectively) in animals exposed to 1 mg/kg.
Overreaching and overtraining are the accumulation of training over one's capacity, which may result in a short-term decrease in performance capacity and maybe in a serious heart problem.
