"uniformly decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a decrease where the amount or rate of decrease stays the same. For example, "The temperature of the room uniformly decreased as the sun went down."
Mental health treatment does not uniformly decrease these risks.
The time dependence is a consequence of the fact that selection does not uniformly decrease all individual substitution rates.
If CVP is 10 mmHg or less then cardiac output will uniformly decrease when 10 cmH2O positive end-expiratory pressure is given to ventilator-dependent patients [ 13], whereas a CVP above 10 mmHg has no predictive value.
Cases in which VPI for Epsilonproteobacteria was lowest (<0.2) correspond to functions that are most widespread: Over half of all protein sets in the amino acid and nucleotide transport categories have RET distributions, which uniformly decrease all VPI scores because ubiquitous profiles can only decrease the VPI.
However, most of the orthologs did not uniformly decrease in size with genome reduction since the average lengths of the OIE proteins were larger than the averages of the nonOIE proteins for over half of the orthologous protein sets in both bacterial families.
Interestingly the proposed stability condition does not require the Lyapunov function be uniformly decreasing at every switching time.
a Optimum (O) can be envisioned as a point in the phenotypic space, with fitness uniformly decreasing in all directions.
In applying strain, the axial dimension is uniformly decreased by 0.1% of the original length every 2,500 steps.
To achieve a similar improvement in surface quality by uniformly decreasing the path spacing results in a much larger increase in the toolpath length.
The relevant point on dwell time calculation is that the proposed stability condition does not require the Lyapunov function be uniformly decreasing at every switching time.
In this touchdown protocol, the annealing temperature was uniformly decreased from 65 °C to 45 °C at the rate of 1 °C per cycle.
