Sentence examples for show a major decrease from inspiring English sources

Installation of effective fly screens in broiler houses in Denmark would most likely decrease the average yearly Campylobacter spp. prevalence, and show a major decrease in the summer peak.

The injury rate showed a major decrease after the license was introduced.

It was found that after electrochemical etching, the porous layer showed a major decrease in the CL intensity and a change in chemical composition and in the crystalline phase.

Y42 phosphorylated I κB α also shows a major decrease in treated cells expressing PTPL1 and PKC δ than in any other condition tested.

In contrast, cells cultured with 20 nM folate showed a major decrease in growth rate starting at ∼21 days of culturing and stopped growing after ∼35 days.

GLC4/VM20x showed a major decrease in TopoII alpha protein (54%; for all assays presented in this paper the GLC4 level was defined to be 100%) without reduction in TopoII beta protein; GLC4/AM3x showed only a major decrease in TopoII beta protein (to 18%) and not in TopoII alpha.

This extends back to the primitive cells in the hematopoietic system, since THOC5/FMIP depleted mice showed a major decrease in progenitor cells (GEMM-CFU, GM-CFU, Figure 7C) and also a fall in the slowly cycling bone marrow LSK cells.

Monthly chest X rays and CT scan of chest after eight cycles of treatment showed a major decrease in the right pleural effusion with complete resolution of the left pleural effusion.

Analysis of the water-soluble intermediary metabolites of PC biosynthesis following labelling with [C]choline showed that T4 treatment caused a major decrease in the intracellular levels of radiolabeled choline and of the downstream metabolites phosphocholine and CDP-choline (Fig. 5B and 5C).

But here's the problem with that: Just like any investment that shows a major increase, they will also be a major decrease at some point.

Results from the third National Nutrition Survey in Bhutan show that while there has been a major decrease in the prevalence of stunting among children 6 months to 5 years (from 60.9% in 1986-88 to 34.9% in 2008), linear growth retardation remains a significant public health problem that poses a threat to the healthy growth and development of Bhutanese children.