The phrase "and a slightly decrease" is not correct in English.
It should be "and a slight decrease." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing a minor reduction in quantity, size, or intensity.
Example: "The report indicates an increase in sales, along with a slight decrease in customer complaints."
Alternatives: "and a minor decrease" or "and a small decline."
The results show an increase in the chord and a slightly decrease in the twist angle distributions as compared to other classical optimization methods, resulting in an improved aerodynamic shape of the blade.
In case of low excitation where the carrier density is much lower, on the other hand, most of the carriers can relax into the lowest energy level of the deep localization center with rising in temperature up to 100 K, and thus, the carrier distribution narrows [Figure 5c], accompanied by a remarkable redshift of E p and a slightly decrease of the PL linewidth [Figure 2].
Total levels of TAG were measured using a colorimetric levels and a slightly decrease was observed after CR diet (Fig. S2A).
Furthermore, Ni(OH 2/CNTs/Ni(OH)2 nanocomposite shows a higher energy density (∼125 Wh kg−1, 2 A g−1) and has a slightly decrease of 5% in specific capacitance after 1000 continuous charge/discharge cycles.
PPIX at 5 uM had no significant effect on the increase in ATP content in the culture and caused a slightly decrease (p<0.05) in the cell number at approximately 84% of the increase in control cell number (Figures 3A and S3A).
However, by 2006, the Poitevin was still considered the most endangered French horse breed, with less than 100 births per year and a slightly decreasing population.
For patients treated with dialysis, epidemiological data demonstrate a correlation which does not equal causality between pneumococcal vaccination status and a slightly decreased total mortality.
Laboratory results summarized in Table 1 indicated elevated SCr, hyperuricemia, hyperphosphatemia, hypocalcemia as well as severe anemia and a slightly decreased WBC count.
The melon genome assembly was updated to v3.5.1, identical to v3.5 except for the above modifications and a slightly decreased final size of the assembled genome (375.47 Mb).
In concordance with many other atrophy models, there was an early (0.25-4d 0.25-4dintanded (5-8d) 2-fold up-regulation of the maintainedcific E3 ligases, atrogin-1/Fbox32 and Murf1/Trim63, and a slightly decreased expression at the longest duration (9-14d).
The point estimates from the meta-analyses suggested that job strain was associated with a slightly increased risk of colorectal and lung cancers and a slightly decreased risk of breast and prostate cancers, but the pooled 95% confidence intervals crossed the null value in all the multivariable adjusted analyses (fig 2).
