The phrase "a lowered possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or chance of an event occurring being reduced or diminished.
Example: "Due to the new safety measures implemented, there is a lowered possibility of accidents happening on the construction site."
Alternatives: "a reduced likelihood" or "a diminished chance".
The hybrid PU/PEG scaffolds demonstrated a lower possibility of thrombi formation than blank PU scaffold in platelet adhesion test.
Generally, it is difficult to generate a connected random graph with a very low average degree, because a sparser graph has a lower possibility of being connected.
The o-product has a lower possibility of the formation because of steric hindrance [38] between diethyl amine and –OH groups.
Therefore, fused silica exhibited the lowest pit count, indicating better surface properties and a lower possibility of a stress concentration point than for the borosilicate and aluminosilicate glass substrates.
Chavez, a close friend of former Cuban president Fidel Castro, prefers treatment in Havana because he is guaranteed discreet treatment and a lower possibility of media leaks.
Compared to the control group, the intervention group exhibited a lower possibility (67.9% the possibility in control group) of improper injection use.
Advantages of cervical interbody cages include shorter operation time, no donor site morbidity associated with bone harvesting, and a lower possibility of graft collapse [ 22, 23].
In contrast, people with a housework occupation had a lower possibility of being sedentary in their leisure-time (OR = 0.32; 95% CI: 0.16, 0.63).> -wrap-foot> AbbreviatiORs: oddsdds ratio, CI confidence interval, P probability of statistical significance.
Specialization is correlated with a lower possibility of gene exchanges with other bacteria [ 13] add to this a more constant environment that may explain the lack of positive selection for both rRNA operon copies and transcriptional regulators [ 24].
