The phrase "accelerated decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is decreasing at a faster rate than usual.
Example: "The accelerated decrease in sales over the past quarter has raised concerns among the management team."
Alternatives: "rapid decline" or "swift reduction".
Chronic smoking related changes in pulmonary function are reflected as accelerated decrease in FEV1 although histologic changes occur in the peripheral bronchi earlier.
Locomotor activity of Aβ1 42 flies shows an accelerated decrease compared with Aβ1 40 or control flies (Fig. 1B).
According to this model, there is a slight increase in MMSE before the accelerated decrease.
Furthermore, inhibition of protein translation by anisomycin in NALM-6 cells led to an accelerated decrease in c-Myc expression in the presence of JQ1.
Such change has been attributed to an accelerated decrease in lean mass, along with an initial increase and a later decrease in fat mass [ 31].
The adjusted model at 6 months showed that gender, age, baseline CDS score, cancer, urine incontinence and dementia predicted an accelerated decrease of dependency scores at 6 months.
This may reflect a floor effect, suggesting that pronounced or accelerated decreases in physical functioning occurred in women's pre-menopausal years, prior to WHI enrollment.
In genomics, decreases in DNA sequencing costs closely tracked decreases in data storage costs until 2008, when the advent of second-generation sequencing significantly accelerated decreases in sequencing costs; note that in Fig. 4, Moore's law appears to be a flat line at the bottom of the graph, compared with the SRA.
The accelerating decrease in population persistence below approximately 200 400 ha suggests that small populations were particularly vulnerable to stochastic demographic and environmental events.
Secondly, fossil carbon introduced into the atmosphere has a lower δ13C than background carbon, thus inducing an accelerating decrease in δ13C in the biosphere (the Suess effect, [28]).
Clearly, there is a trend of an accelerating decrease in HINT score, especially for resolutions worse than 3.0 – 3.5 Å, indicating that, just as we hypothesized, these models indeed have poorer quality hydropathic interaction networks.
