The phrase "assumed to decrease the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a hypothesis or expectation regarding a reduction in something, such as a variable or effect.
Example: "The new policy is assumed to decrease the overall costs associated with production."
Alternatives: "expected to reduce the" or "predicted to lower the".
Excessive swelling of the P4PB membranes resulting from a high water uptake (WU) was assumed to decrease the ion concentration in the membrane.
Raloxifene and alendronate were assumed to reduce the incidence of vertebral but not nonvertebral fractures; raloxifene was assumed to decrease the incidence of breast cancer and increase the incidence of VTEs.
Fewer benthic resources in concert with an oversupply of zooplankton are assumed to decrease the rewards individuals will receive from specializing on benthic resources relative to their pelagic conspecifics because competition is relaxed (Anderson et al. 2005; Vonlanthen et al. 1999) (Fig 1).
Consistent with a prior study[ 17], our findings suggest that at its current price alendronate would not be considered cost-effective for osteopenic women unless it was assumed to decrease the incidence of nonvertebral fractures and restricted to use in women with bone mineral densities nearly in the osteoporotic range.
In one country plan, the time required per patient is assumed to decrease over the course of the first two years of ART care.
The alternative scenario where the effectiveness of ART was assumed to decrease after the follow-up period resulted in reduced LYG and higher incremental cost per LYG (Table 7-d).
Measurements of the vertebra were only possible in the first free caudal, so for the purposes of these estimates the proportions of the vertebrae in AMNH 5245 are assumed to decrease in the same manner as ROM 784.
Transmission is naturally assumed to
When the average GFR decline was assumed to decrease exponentially, the results still supported moxonidine over nitrendipine; all patients on nitrendipine had progressed to ESRD after 2 years versus 25% of patients on moxonidine (or 74% after 3 years).
H is assumed to decrease with the level R of physiological enemy resistance and increase with the level d of host defense.
The 2.20 ns lifetime, which once again hardly changed its pre-exponential factor, was assumed to decrease to the 1.3 1.4 ns lifetime.
