"decreased strength" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has become weaker or has declined. For example: "The patient's illness caused a decreased strength in his arms."
In contrast, decreased strength sensitivity to SF content was observed with an increase of strain rate.
Overuse loading significantly increased strains and decreased strength, showing the ability of this system to create and monitor tissue damage.
The formation of this layer has a number of consequences including increased electrode resistance and decreased strength.
However, full recovery of the decreased strength is also observed when the heated specimens are cooled down to room temperature.
However, an obvious drawback of remarkably decreased strength and rigidity may arise after incorporation of large amount of elastomeric species.
Mice overexpressing dynamitin demonstrate a late-onset progressive motor neuron degenerative disease characterized by decreased strength and endurance, motor neuron degeneration and loss, and denervation of muscle.
The incorporation of cement microparticles as a second reinforcement phase was however not effective, leading to decreased strength and an increased apparent density of the materials.
Increasing RAP content decreased strength; though, RAP effect on the other properties was statistically non-significant, indicating a similar behaviour as CTM without RAP.
These changes in respiratory mechanisms are primarily a reflection of the increased stiffness of the bony cage of the chest and decreased strength of the muscles that move the chest during respiration.
Cement and gypsum as additive, as they seem to reduce the binding force of the clay minerals, lead to a highly decreased strength.
The 5 and 10 wt% CaSi-containing composites had three-point bending strength and biaxial strength values comparable to those of the ZrO2 control, whereas excessive CaSi resulted in the decreased strength.
