The phrase "a subsequent fall in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decline or decrease that occurs after a previous event or condition.
Example: "The report indicated a subsequent fall in sales following the price increase."
Alternatives: "a following decrease in" or "a later drop in".
Our data demonstrate CHO supplementation does not alter the rapid hepcidin response associated with exercise and does not prevent a subsequent fall in plasma iron concentration.
And it has started to close the budget gap that followed the global economic downturn and a subsequent fall in tourism, the island's main employer.
The process of adjustment may not be smooth spending may go too far and leave people with real balances that are too small, requiring a subsequent fall in the price level but the final position will tend toward a doubling of prices, and the previous real flows of services will be resumed with no one any better off than before the new money was distributed.
They observed a rise in VEGF at day 7 but did not demonstrate a subsequent fall in VEGF nor did they evaluate tumour response [9].
A dextrose infusion was commenced with a subsequent fall in BP and rise in BSL.
Most notable, a score of ≥ 2 points on the STRATIFY rule doubled the pre-test probability of a subsequent fall in a low prevalence setting.
Volume recruitment was achieved slowly with the PressSI group whereas the rapid volume delivery in the VolSI group resulted in very brief exposure to high inflation pressure with a subsequent fall off in inflation pressure.
The definition of a subsequent fall was considered in the context of each individual study.
1 Attending older people who have fallen is a major component of emergency service duties for ambulance crews, 2 and, even for the high proportion of these people not transferred to hospital, this inability to get up has a poor prognosis in terms of the risk of injury in a subsequent fall, 3 admission to hospital, 1 and mortality.
The record of a coral core from Oahu, an unambiguously northern hemispheric location, shows a pronounced fall-out peak for the band centring on the year 1964 and a subsequent fall (similar to our U record) in the Sr levels until 1979, where the record ends.
A rapid rise and subsequent fall in aminotransferase levels with reversal of the initial AST/ALT ratio, a prolongation of prothrombin time and an increase in serum creatinine level comprise a triad of biochemical abnormalities that can suggest the diagnosis of HH, as proposed by Raurich et al. [6].
