The phrase "any decrease of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction or decline in a specific quantity or quality, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "The study aims to assess any decrease of the population in the affected areas over the past decade."
Alternatives: "any reduction in the" or "any decline of the".
Any decrease of the net mass of the lysimeter can be interpreted as evapotranspiration (ET), any increase as precipitation (P).
Third, because we excluded men who started antiretroviral therapy, there is a possible selection bias; men who experienced disease progression would not contribute to our analysis, and any decrease of the mean time from seroconversion to first therapy (into the second or third seropositive visit) over the study period would not be detected.
Caution should be exercised to avoid any decrease of the PL intensity while tuning the color output.
The five bleaching treatments did not show any decrease of the DNA amplification success with increasing time of bleaching.
On the other hand, all other natural strains without a complete lsr operon lack a functional lsrK, which is sufficient to prevent any decrease of the extracellular AI-2 concentration.
This excellent stability suggested that any decrease of the protein resistance properties of POEGMA brushes would originate from chemical degradation rather than decrease in the thickness and therefore the physical barrier to protein diffusion and adsorption to the underlying substrate.
Indeed, when the authors indicate that the endpoint is, say, an increase in the magnitude of parameter x, we can determine the degree of improvement; but if they only indicate that the endpoint is, say, any decrease of temperature, the magnitude of the antipyretic effect cannot be determined.
Our electrophysiological data did not show any decrease of EPSCs in the DE5 mice suggesting that glutamate synaptic transmission is not altered in mice expressing mhtt in MSNs only.
Surprisingly, only 11% of differentially expressed genes could be associated with any decrease of TF binding, and the median level of down-regulation for these target genes was less than 10% compared to negative control.
Patients requiring more than 2 weeks treatment delay for any reason or experiencing a decrease of the LVEF >15% below the baseline values with or without clinical signs of congestive heart failure were withdrawn from the study.
The experiments have emphasized a broadening of CSD during growth in any type of solution and a decrease of the overall d-xylose growth rate due to the presence of ethanol or d-mannose.
