The phrase "adequate decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction that is sufficient or satisfactory in a particular context, such as in business, health, or environmental discussions.
Example: "The company reported an adequate decrease in expenses, allowing for increased profitability this quarter."
Alternatives: "sufficient reduction" or "acceptable decline".
In P1 and other modes, the core works slower, but dissipates less energy, as dynamic (or switching) power P is proportional to the square of core supply voltage V and its clock frequency f, P∝f V 2. Since any reduction of core voltage requires an adequate decrease of the clock frequency, some trade-off between energy savings and computation performance is expected.
In the latter study, the use of nitroglycerin was guided by a clinical problem (no adequate decrease in lactate levels despite optimal balance between oxygen delivery and oxygen demand), whereas in the study by Boerma et al. nitroglycerin also was used in patients with normal microcirculation, decreasing, or even normal lactate levels, etc.
The obtained results indicate that a process involving a single enzymatic step could be adequate to decrease the effluent COD and to generate polymers with potential applications in the food and pharmaceutical industries.
Insulin can, when used in adequate doses, decrease any level of elevated A1C to, or close to, the therapeutic goal.
This, in turn, would facilitate their adequate accommodation, decreasing tension in the incision, suture, flaps and traction areas, thus improving the quality of the cicatricial process.
Migraine is high social-economical significance disease and its adequate therapy can decrease social and economical expenses of the population and increase the quality of life in migraine patients.
Adverse effects, duration of prophylactic treatment, intake of an adequate dose and decrease in headache frequency by ≥ 50%% did not differ between patients with and without anxiety and/or depression, but patient numbers in the groups were too small do draw definite conclusions.
Neither in EH nor in CH ever-before use of prophylactics, adverse effects, use for at least three months, intake of an adequate dose and decrease of headache frequency by at least 50%% was statistically associated with depression and/or anxiety (Table 4).
For assessing the impact of depression and anxiety on the use of five classes of standard prophylactic medications we dichotomized ever-before use, contraindications, adverse effects, use for at least three months, intake of an adequate dose, and decrease in headache frequency by at least 50%% and compared presence in none versus presence in one or more of the drugs.
However, it was not necessary to reach a normal ITBVI to achieve an adequate CI and decrease or normalize lactate levels.
In preload responsive patients who, despite increase in CO in response to fluid resuscitation, cannot maintain an adequate perfusion, a decrease in vascular tone should be suspected and vasopressors should be given in addition to fluids.
