"total decrease" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation when something has decreased to its lowest possible amount. For example, "The number of people visiting the museum has seen a total decrease since the pandemic began."
Our measurements show a stepwise total decrease of 0.08 per mille in the average triple-oxygen-isotope value of shales across the Archaean Proterozoic boundary.
In the same time period, the number of people covered by Medicaid and CHIP would fall by about fourteen million — accounting for almost two-thirds of the total decrease of twenty-three million predicted by the C.B.O.
The government estimates that under current law, the fees paid for each medical service will be reduced in each of the next three years, for a total decrease of 17percentt from 2002 to 2005.
a, b, Variable importance (total decrease in node impurities) results from the machine-learning algorithm, random forests, for each variable for drought sensitivity (a) and drought coupling (b) metrics.
The importance of the variables (total decrease in node impurities) results obtained using the machine learning algorithm, random forests, for each variable of the drought coupling metric (n = 6,698 grid cells).
In the modelled diet, the contribution of dairy products to the total decrease in SFA and sodium was exclusively due to a decrease in cheese.
Reductions in milk fat content of C4 to C16 fatty acids contributed 63% to the total decrease in milk fat yield (molar basis).
The selected REP loaded powders exhibited a significant two to threefold increase in total decrease in blood glucose compared to the nasal and intravenous solutions.
On the other hand, the reverse transformation generated soil moisture deceases of 0.29%, 0.21% and 0.35%, accounting for 10.43%, 7.69% and 12.14% of the total decrease.
Absolute soil moisture decreases by 0.08% for the whole basin, 0.17% for afforestation and 0.28% for deforestation trajectories, accounting for 3.13%, 6.47% and 10.07% of the total decrease in soil moisture.
The results showed that, during the high-flow season, human activities had a greater impact on runoff changes than climate change, accounting for about 73% of the total decrease.
