"degrees of decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe different levels or magnitudes of decrease, often in reference to a numerical/quantitative measure. For example, "The number of students enrolling in the program decreased by 5%, 10%, and 20% over the past three years, showing three degrees of decrease."
The annealing treatment of LaAlO3 films in different ambients results in varying degrees of decrease in accumulation capacitance.
After the annealing treatments in different ambients, varying degrees of decrease in the values of D it are observed, agreeing with the variation trend of the humps in the C-V curves.
However, with 15 and 60 U/kg/wk at 4 wks, Vela affected greater degrees of decrease of GC in the liver; the latter dose was statistically significant at 4 wks.
We did not observe a statistically significant difference in the degrees of decrease of arm circumference on sick side neither in useful nor in useless elbow function - Table 8.
Furthermore, we did not observe a statistically significant difference in the degrees of decrease of arm circumference and length on sick side neither in useful nor in useless shoulder function - Table 7.
Although all of the down-regulated genes showed further decreases in expression level with age, the degrees of decrease were different and a limited number of the genes, mainly categorized into neuropeptides, showed a marked decrease (fold change <−1.5) at 4 weeks of age.
The global DNA methylation levels of the R9 regenerated plants with varying degrees of decreased pollen viability were further detected.
In the absence of exogenous ATP, the relative repair levels of each substrate showed variable degrees of decreasing activity when compared to standard ones (Table 1, HeLa entries).
In the absence of exogenous ATP, the repair levels of HCT116 for each substrate also showed variable degrees of decreasing repair when compared to standard ones (Table 1, HCT116 entries).
The geometric mean of the degree of decrease of network efficiency and the degree of decrease of network flux.
The rates as well as the degree of decrease strongly depend on temperature and time.
