"diminish the decrease" is a correct and usable expression in written English
You can use it to refer to a situation in which something has decreased and you want to reduce or limit the amount of the decrease. For example, "The government has taken steps to diminish the decrease in spending on road construction."
Furthermore, heliox diminished the decrease in compliance compared to baseline in LPS-treated animals.
Results showed that addition of AEA diminished the decrease in residual strength but this result was found to be irregular after 300 °C for thick specimens.
Targeted knockdown of FKH by RNAi diminished the decrease in larval size, fatbody cell size as well as the induction of rapamycin target gene expression when TOR signaling activity was lowered.
It is proposed that the orientation at slow rates of growth is due to the underlying kinetics of adatom diffusion on Mg and that higher rates diminish the phenomenon due to decreased time for adatom diffusion and instead are governed by the rates of adatom formation or more specifically the adatom vacancy formation on the different low-index planes of Mg.
Under the rural fragmentation scenario, in which the dairy farming sector is diminished, the emission decreased by 33%.
Correspondingly, an uneven temperature distribution may decrease reliability and diminish the life of a power module in long-term operations.
These features probably diminish the extracellular extravascular space and decrease the ADC values [ 36].
During hypovolemic shock, a functional microvasculature responds to diminish the impact of a decrease in oxygen supply on tissue perfusion.
This activity was dose-dependent and the antiviral activity diminished with the decreasing essential oil concentration.
Kidney transplant recipients may develop increased levels of uric acid because its secretion diminishes with the decreasing glomerular filtration rate [ 26].
