The phrase "access decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a reduction in the ability to obtain or use something, such as information or resources.
Example: "The recent policy changes have led to a significant access decrease for many users trying to retrieve their data."
Alternatives: "reduction in access" or "decline in access".
The most commonly cited motives to implement task shifting were to increase ART access, decrease physician workload, and decrease patient wait time, whereas chief concerns included reduced quality of care and poor training and supervision.
Furthermore, environmental characteristics like SES, temperature and healthcare access decrease with increasing altitude (Leonard et al., 1990; Niermeyer et al., 2009; Rivera-Ch et al., 2008; West et al., 2007) while respiratory infection rates increase (Niermeyer et al., 2009; Subhi et al., 2009), and these may also impact on growth, body size, and body proportions.
Restricting pasture access decreased mean pasture DMI (P =.02), pasture dietary energy (DE) (P =.02), and fecal pH (P <.001), but increased DMIR (P =.02).
In conclusion, restricting pasture access accelerates pasture DMIR and decreases fecal pH, and although restricting pasture access decreases DE intake from pasture, it did not result in a decrease in total DE intake for horses having ad libitum access to hay.
Recall that as increases, the skew in video access decreases.
Reducing or reversing climate change, alternative energy and resources, improving water quality and access, decreasing waste and improving the food system are embraced by many funds.
Thus, the individual payoff function (Θ k has a nice interpretation: the net gain of utility from channel access decreases by the network cost.
If higher PHY rate and PER values are acceptable, the loss due to partial-guaranteed access decreases, but the total loss may be more or less than the previous case (PER of 10%).
Treatment of cells with 5 nM Dex +8 µM iAs versus 5 nM Dex alone inhibits access to the Sac1 cleavage site by 30 minutes and by 60 minutes chromatin access decreases to less than or equal to basal levels (Fig. 1D).
What is more, the progress kept up with population growth, so the actual number of people without access decreased by 61 million.
Fourth, the estimated coefficients associated with time dummies indicate that the odds of late access decreased by about 30% between 2005 and 2010.
