The phrase "also showed a striking decrease in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data or trends that indicate a significant reduction in a particular variable or measurement.
Example: "The recent study also showed a striking decrease in the number of reported cases over the last year."
Alternatives: "also demonstrated a significant decline in" or "also revealed a notable reduction in".
However, transgenic rice expressing GNA showed a striking decrease in the fecundity (~90%) of WBPH [ 24] as compared to the ASAL transgenics (~66%) employed in this study.
However, one patient (number 13) showed a striking decrease in sublingual MFI after 24 hours, whereas intestinal MFI did not change over time.
She also handed out charts showing a striking decrease in Connecticut's welfare rolls: from slightly more than 59,000 in July 1995, to about 44,000 in April.
Size-related correlations have a significant affect on results, particularly in Peramelia, which shows a striking decrease in similarity of integration among species when size is removed.
As shown in Figure 4, Aroclor 1254 exposed wild-type and Wnt7a +/− uteri that had increased numbers of uterine glands at PND6 show a striking decrease in gland number at PND30, mirroring the phenotype observed in the DES-exposed uteri.
The mesenchymal-like cells also showed a striking down-regulation in some genes, most notably GALNT3, which initiates O-glycosylation.
AMPKα1null T cells also show a striking defect in their ability to generate memory CD8 T-cell responses during Listeria monocytogenes infection.
Interestingly, the phenotype also shows a striking similarity to a model in which the POU-family transcription factor Oct4 was overexpressed in the intestine (Hochedlinger et al, 2005).
A similar trend study conducted in Ireland showed also a striking decrease in smoking staff rates but with a stronger occupational gradient than in ours [ 41].
The data from Chandra, and from other x-ray sky surveys of lower resolution, also show a striking pattern: The brightest galactic nuclei, which indicate the presence of quasars, are present in the most distant parts of the universe and decrease in intensity as the x-ray sources grow nearer.
