The phrase "a transient decrease in the levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing temporary reductions in quantities or measurements, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The experiment showed a transient decrease in the levels of the chemical compound after the reaction began."
Alternatives: "a temporary drop in the levels" or "a brief reduction in the levels."
The release in stretch resulted in a transient decrease in the levels of JNK and ERK phosphorylation, reaching a minimum at 0.5 hours, and returning to near baseline levels after 4 hours (Fig. 5F and G).
In addition, a transient decrease in the levels of antibodies against dsDNA was observed (day -10 vs day - 4, P <0.001).
However, in contrast to the splenocytes, there was a transient decrease in the levels of p21CIP1 in the Δ122p53-transduced cells suggesting that when overexpressed, Δ122p53 can inhibit FLp53 function.
OT tumour cells in culture showed a transient decrease in the level of MUC4 transcripts and also exhibited a level comparable to MUC4 in CD18/HPAF in the later passages.
The behavioral alteration was accompanied by a transient decrease in the striatal VAMP-2 level and depolarization-evoked transmitter release in synaptic target region.
Thus, a transient increase in the rate of strain caused a transient increase in JNK and ERK phosphorylation, while a transient decrease in the rate of strain caused a transient decrease in JNK and ERK phosphorylations.
Here, only a transient decrease in protein levels was observed after 24 to 48 h in both cell lines.
In the present study, exercise caused a transient decrease in circulating VEGF levels and did not change plasma bFGF levels.
As ascertained by western blot analysis, transient decrease in the level of procaspase-2 (48 kDa) in RB51 or RA1-infected macrophages was observed at 1 h, 2 h and 6 h post infection (Figure 7B).
Further, we hypothesized that releasing this stretch would cause a transient decrease in MAPK phosphorylation levels.
Recent work indicated that elevated hydrostatic pressure caused a transient decrease in IL-6 levels in retinal glial cultures [55] and in human brain astrocytes exposed to hypoxia in vitro [56].
