The phrase "a transient fall in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a temporary decrease in a particular variable, such as prices, temperatures, or other measurable factors.
Example: "The report indicated a transient fall in consumer confidence during the summer months."
Alternatives: "a temporary decline in" or "a brief drop in".
Results: Healthy subjects with normal vasoconstrictive responses to sustained upright tilt uniformly have a transient fall in BP during 70° upright tilt that varies from almost undetectable to large decreases in BP easily exceeding the 20-mm Hg threshold for orthostatic hypotension.
Such a process might be observed during consultations for cancer patients in remission; patients report symptoms, medical reassurance follows, then a transient fall in anxiety.
A transient fall in EF has been noted in the first 12 24 weeks of therapy and therefore measurement of myocardial performance index is useful.
Though Hb is increased within a week of ascent to high altitude, some authors have observed a transient fall in Hb over the following 1 2 weeks, when serum ferritin is sharply lowered (Richalet et al, 1994).
When applied during the [Ca2+]i plateau, 50 100 μM 2-APB caused a transient fall in [Ca2+]i, which then recovered despite the continued presence of 2-APB.
However, the first 3 patients in the COPD cohort who received AZD9164 10000 μg) experienced a transient fall in FEV1 5 to 15 minutes after inhalation of AZD9164 while the patient receiving placebo did not.
Indeed, as illustrated in Figure 1, in the 2ADX group β-FXIIa infusion elicited an immediate transient fall in BP.
Following a transient fall, general anxiety will increase after reassurance, particularly in subjects with high levels of health anxiety.
This method of immunization induced a significant but transient fall in the specific inhibitory effects of the sera on tumour directed cytotoxic activity of the patients' lymphocytes.
There was a rise in total pesticide cases seen in Polonnaruwa district general hospital from 2002 until 2006, indicating that the transient fall in case fatality was not accompanied by a fall in admissions.
Six AEs were evaluated as moderate: fainting (n=5) and transient fall in blood pressure (n=1).
