The phrase "are involved in the decrease of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or elements that contribute to a reduction in something, such as a phenomenon, quantity, or condition.
Example: "Several environmental factors are involved in the decrease of biodiversity in the region."
Alternatives: "contribute to the reduction of" or "play a role in the decline of".
From a clinical point of view, this study failed to identify patients at risk of arterial hypoxemia when OLV is instituted because mainly intraoperative independent variables are involved in the decrease of PaO2 in this situation.
In A2780 cells, restoration of PTEN levels was achieved upon pre-treatment with Z-DEVD-FMK (broad range caspases inhibitor) and not with MG132 (proteasome inhibitor) and by overexpression of BCL-2, suggesting that caspases and BCL-2 are involved in the decrease of PTEN protein levels in A2780 cells.
However, it is still under discussion whether during exercise mechanical impacts on erythrocytes or the endothelia may also activate the release of metabolites like ATP or NO, respectively, which are involved in the decrease of vascular tone (Casey and Joyner 2011; Sarelius and Pohl 2010).
The decrease in fT3 is involved in the decrease in AT, reliable to gravity and prognosis.
We hypothesized that the SCCmec region was involved in the decreased colony spreading of most MRSA strains.
We next examined whether decreased Nrg1 expression in endothelial cells and reduced neuregulin/ErbB signaling are involved in the mechanism of cardiac dysfunction in Bmx/CA mice.
Decrease in CCK receptors may be involved in the pathogenesis of gallstone formation resulting in decreased gallbladder motility.
This result suggests that Lrrc75a-as1 is involved in the regulation of VSMC calcification by decreasing the expression of osteoblast-related factors (Fig. 4B).
These results suggest that the heat-induced decrease in tasiRNAs is involved in the thermomemory of early flowering.
Thus, the decrease in long Opa1 isoforms may be involved in the transition of mitochondria to the large spherical architecture.
