'decrease twice' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to express that something has decreased two times in a row. For example: "Due to the poor sales figures, we had to decrease the production rate twice in the past month."
Due to the SHBG increase, free T levels decrease twice as much as total T. The estrogen dose and progestin type of the COC do not influence the decline of total and free T, but both affect SHBG.
Efflux of Cs+ from isolated mitochondria was estimated by the time (t1/2) required for the coefficients (r t ) to decrease twice compared to those in the steady state.
For a blood pressure decrease twice as great (40 mm Hg), the relative risk of 0.43 effectively applies twice (0.43×0.43, or 0.43), which is 0.18 (an 82% decrease).
Due to the SHBG increase, free T levels decrease twice as much as total T. The estrogen dose and progestin type of the COC do not influence the decline of total or free T, but both affect the magnitude of the effect on SHBG.
That is because the lower bound estimations cause BPJ-EE decreasing twice.
The E′ of the blend treated with CO2 at 130 °C decreased twice at temperatures corresponding to Tm1 and Tm3.
Film annealing resulted in the decreased hardness, and for example, after annealing at 140 °C temperature, it was decreased twice and was equal to 4.115 ± 0.689 N/mm2.
The copolymer with a short segment of four 2-phenyl-2-oxazoline units assembled into highly hydrated aggregates that decreased twice in size after drying.
The MIC values of H1 decreased twice (0.057 μM to 0.028 μM) in pH 10 than other pHs and it increased twice (0.057 0.114 μM) in pH 6 than others for H3.
The latter measurement informed us of the kinetics of vacancy: the attenuation coefficient rapidly decreased twice at 125 and 250 K, corresponding to activation energies 0.28 and 0.61 eV for migration, respectively.
The value of the relative change in the length of the un-doped sample also decreases twice when 0.2% oxide had been added and the C1 sample was heated (Fig. 4a).
