The phrase "an explanation for the reduction in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing reasons or justifications for a decrease in a particular variable or phenomenon.
Example: "The researchers provided an explanation for the reduction in biodiversity observed in the region over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a rationale for the decrease in" or "a reason for the decline in".
This provides an explanation for the reduction in the apparent thermal conductivity of the P-TBC.
As some PEL/sagA transcripts also read-through into the downstream sagB gene, the deletion of PEL/sagA also provides an explanation for the reduction in the level of sagB transcripts [40].
The presence of inhibitors in the assay eliminates the possibility of decreased lysosomal degradative capacity as an explanation for the reduction in colocalization.
DDAH contains SH groups in the catalytic site and we evaluated the oxidative stress so as to provide an explanation for the reduction in its activity observed after I/R.
The mechanisms are still unknown till now, but there is a hypothesis that the sound treatment of mung bean seeds in aqueous media can result in an advanced hydration process, which might be an explanation for the reduction in the germination period of mung bean.
These findings, and the lack of evidence one way or the other on the effects of the other strategies implemented in the CBD, lend support to reduced exposure as an explanation for the reduction in assaults observed between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m.
Coupled to the observation that biochar can adsorb NH4+, these results provide an explanation for the reductions in N2O emissions observed from soils when biochar is added.
The effects we observed in U. parvum infected BPH-1 cells can provide an explanation for the reduction of filamin A that was detected in the iTRAQ experiments.
Although this has been identified and discussed in the mdx mice for many years [ 5] we have not found an explanation for the reduction.
However, the number of emergency cases per month was the same before and after the interventions, making this an unlikely explanation for the reduction in CRs.
These findings provide a plausible explanation for the reduction in neonatal and infant mortality previously reported in this trial.
