The phrase "a simultaneously decrease in" is not correct in English.
The correct form should be "a simultaneous decrease in."
Example: "The study found a simultaneous decrease in both temperature and pressure during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a concurrent decrease in" or "a simultaneous reduction in."
During this phase the aurora and currents gradually drift back to their original equatorward locations as they simultaneously decrease in luminosity and strength.
In microgrid modes it is observed that, there is small rise in load current from 110 to 150% during fault condition and simultaneously decrease in voltage below 80% of system voltage.
Genes that simultaneously decreased in different tissues of different animals are shown in blue, while those that increased are shown in yellow-green.
Particle deposition in the vertical direction increases with flow Reynolds number but simultaneously decreases in the horizontal direction.
After this recruitment procedure, PIP and PEEP were simultaneously decreased in equal steps every 2 to 3 min until PaO2 dropped below 60 kPa, indicating increased intrapulmonary shunting.
When p53 and BubR1 expression was knocked down simultaneously, decreases in S-phase and polyploid cells with KBrO3 were observed (Fig. 3C-b and -d).
Most importantly expression of RBSP3, NPRL2 and RASSF1A was simultaneously decreased in the same sample of primary NSCLC: in 39% of cases all these three genes showed reduced expression (P < 0.05).
Hippocalcin-YFP fluorescence was simultaneously decreased in certain areas of the dendritic tree (green areas in Fig. 6A and C), indicating sites from which hippocalcin-YFP was diffusionally translocated.
Interestingly, we have recently described that predialysis patients who were treated with sevelamer presented simultaneously decreases in both FGF 23 and Scl [ 24], opening new avenues for additional exploration.
At the onset of mitosis the interphase microtubule network disassembles while there is simultaneously a decrease in total microtubule polymer mass and an increase in microtubule dynamics [ 25].
