The phrase "and the substantial decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant reduction in a particular context, such as statistics, finances, or other measurable factors.
Example: "The report highlighted the challenges faced by the company, and the substantial decrease in revenue was a major concern for stakeholders."
Alternatives: "and the significant reduction" or "and the considerable decline".
Thus the notable reduction in the number of high-poverty neighborhoods, and the substantial decrease in the population of such neighborhoods, may simply be blips of boom times rather than permanent trends.
We hypothesize that B19V antigen-specific CD8+ T-cells were crucial for the elimination of virus in PBMCs and the substantial decrease of B19V viral load in EMBs.
Salinomycin was added during sphere formation, and the substantial decrease in number of spheres formed confirms that salinomycin inhibits self-renewal of CSCs.
The significant increase of exercise behavior and the substantial decrease of waist circumference and borderline decline of BMI at follow up visit in the HIP compared to the non-HIP group in our current study.
The inclusion of a wait-list control or "usual medical care only" group in this study would have allowed for comparison and testing of the substantial decrease in depression, anxiety, and stress in the mobiletype and attention comparison groups to a more natural control group.
Many randomized controlled trials and meta-analyses proved the substantial decrease of wound infections when intravenous or oral antibiotic prophylaxis was given before the procedure [ 5– 8].
The GAL promoter shutdown under anaerobic conditions is effective as shown by immunoblotting (see Author response image 1), and, on the functional side, by the substantial decrease of Fe bound to Rli1 in Yae1- and Lto1- (or Nbp35 -depleted cells.
Such performance-enhancing strategy might explain the finding of an unchanged COD performance (subjects were able to complete both the straight-line and COD tasks as prescribed) despite the substantial decrease in explosive force capabilities (i.e., CMJ and DJ).
A preference for education occurring at the bedside is described in decades of literature [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], and is accompanied by commentary on the substantial decrease in bedside education with each generation of trainees [30], [31], [32].
