The phrase "a significantly reduction of" is not correct in English.
It should be "a significant reduction in" or "a significantly reduced amount of." You can use it when discussing a decrease in quantity, size, or degree in a specific context.
Example: "The study showed a significant reduction in pollution levels after the new regulations were implemented."
Alternatives: "a considerable decrease in" or "a notable drop in".
Unexpectedly, the simulations showed a significantly reduction in prevalence of pneumococci already when 1% of the children carrying pneumococci at the DCCs were disallowed attendance at the DCCs (see additional file 1: Results of scenario simulations), and mean transmission events were lowered by 12%.
Limiting the analyses to pneumonia among subjects in the 1977 cohort, we found a significantly reduction in risk of pneumonia among those born in the summer compared with winter.
The results showed that cyclopamine treatment led to a significantly reduction in capacity for the formation of sub-tumorspheres in HGC-27 tumorsphere cells in a dose-dependent fashion, but no such effect was observed in adherent cells (Fig. 5A).
Depletion of Treg cells caused significantly reduction of IL-10 expression compared with silica-treated mice (Fig. 7A).
And depletion of Treg cells caused significantly reduction of IL-10 expression, and the expression of TGF-β kept in a similar level.
Interestingly, at a concentration of 10 µM treatment for 48 h, UCB caused a significantly greater reduction of the amplitude of EPSCNMDA (by ≈45%) than that of EPSCAMPA (by ≈25%).
Likewise, ami-7.1 and ami-13.3 plants showed a significantly stronger reduction of FW and DW of both shoot and root than empty-vector control plants (Fig. 4C).
The analysis of MRI data revealed a significantly faster reduction of infarct volumes by the treatment with PPADS (F1,31 = 12,192; P = 0,001) and a general reduction dependent on the day of measurement (F1,31 = 108,838; P<0,001) but no interaction between treatment and day.
Consistent with the essential role of peroxisomal FFA oxidation as a longevity assurance process only under CR, the pex5 Δ mutation substantially shortened the CLS of CR yeast but caused a significantly lower reduction of longevity in non-CR yeast, especially in yeast grown on 2% glucose.
