The phrase "and a relevant decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease that is significant or applicable to the context being addressed.
Example: "The study showed an increase in productivity and a relevant decrease in employee turnover rates."
Alternatives: "and a significant reduction" or "and an applicable decline".
A GFR threshold <30 mL/min/1.73 m was defined by Ble et al 27 and Artz and Thirman 23 whereas Cumming et al 28 reported a relevant decrease in hemoglobin at GFR <50 mL/min/1.73 m.
The occlusion of the branches (diagonal and septal branches) needed a custom device and led to only small nontransmural infarcted areas, without a relevant decrease in LVEF.
Selection of covariates was based on a statistical significance of P < 0.01 (likelihood ratio test), a relevant decrease in the variance of IIV, and adequate estimation precision.
A 1 mmol l−1 decrease in glucose resulted in a relevant decrease in postoperative complications (8.7 mmol l−1 ± 1.8 and 9.7 ± 2.4) in the RABBIT 2 surgery trial [ 10].
Based on the data observed in our studies and in another placebo-controlled trial, we conclude that despite a pharmacological effect (eg, a relevant decrease in CRP), IL-6 inhibition does not result in a clinically meaningful symptomatic effect on the axial symptoms of spondyloarthritis.
Noticeably, the South shows a relevant decrease in the risk of being persistently poor at the beginning of the crisis, when the probability is 11.6%% higher than in the North, while it was about 13%% in the previous years.
Importantly, in no case was the loss of HCV-specific CD4+ T cell function accompanied by a relevant decrease of recall antigen (tetanus toxoid) or mitogen (PHA) responses.
The uncorrected data already showed a relevant decrease of the RDQ-score for all active treatments.
Data also show a relevant decrease in the length of hospital stay over time.
