The phrase "able to significantly decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential to reduce something in a meaningful way, often in contexts like research, business, or health.
Example: "The new policy is expected to be able to significantly decrease the company's carbon footprint over the next five years."
Alternatives: "capable of greatly reducing" or "able to markedly lower".
Only captopril, a thiol-containing ACE inhibitor, was able to significantly decrease the oxidative modification of LDL in a dose dependent manner and this by scavenging HOCl.
Conclusion A multifaceted program implementing sequentially measures known to prevent VAP was able to significantly decrease the incidence of VAP by more than half and to significantly decrease the duration of mechanical ventilation.
Other patients are able to significantly decrease the dosage of their daily prescription medications.
Concerning VEGF, cyclopamine was able to significantly decrease its expression.
In the PhoPc AvrA−/AvrA+ group, complemented AvrA expression was able to significantly decrease cell permeability.
Therefore, we assessed whether rapamycin was able to significantly decrease cell-to-cell transfer of KSHV from BCBL-1 to co-cultured HeLa cells.
MTX treatment, starting at the day of the collagen booster, was able to significantly reduce the decrease in muscle mass of the TA (Fig. 6A), the EDL (Fig. 6B) and gastrocnemius (Fig. 6C).
We were not able to demonstrate significantly decreased antigen-specific T cell responses in the pre-defined patient cohorts.
In addition, the combination therapy was able to significantly reduce UACR without decrease in eGFR and resulted in significant improvements in vascular function and lipid metabolism.
In addition, the omeprazole at 30 mg/kg group and ceSb at all doses tested were able to significantly reversed, dose-dependent manner, the decrease on CAT and SOD activities induced by ethanol in relation to animals from respective control groups (Fig. 5C and D).
