The phrase "altered presence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or condition where someone's presence has been changed or modified in some way, often in a metaphorical or abstract sense.
Example: "The artist's work evokes an altered presence, inviting viewers to reconsider their perceptions of reality."
Alternatives: "transformed presence" or "modified presence".
Besides the intrinsic evolutionary distance between mice and humans, additional differences can originate from induced genetic modifications (transgenic mice) or from the altered presence of adjacent normal tissue, stromal cells, vasculature and immune system components (xenografts) [ 3- 7].
Altered presence of single microRNA causes altered expression of numerous genes, typically requiring additional transcriptional profiling to assess context dependent relevance [ 53].
The results from AF spectra obtained in vivo and ex vivo are comparable concerning the altered presence of vitamin A, proteins, namely, collagen, lipopigments, and lipids in the MCD diet livers in comparison with the control.
The changes in the length of T1 resulted from the changes in magnetic resonance, which were altered by presence of superparamagnetic antibodies and were proportional to the numbers of antibodies attached to the labeled cells.
Next, we resorted to the same experimental approach to test whether CRX/NR2E3 protein interactions were altered in presence of mutations in the NR2E3 DBD.
Chronic toxicity also altered the presence of ribeye, PSD-95 and GluA2 puncta in the calyces.
Risk was not altered by presence of liver damage as measured by ALT and AST levels [ 68].
29 Early in a patient's management, long-acting opioid formulations should be avoided, secondary to their altered metabolism, presence of polypharmacy, and increased risk of side effects.
Hodges and is colleagues recently demonstrated that feedforward recruitment of trunk muscles is altered in presence of experimental and clinical LBP[ 13, 14].
MC has a room-altering presence, a forceful combination of effortless grace, muted seriousness, and sparks of levity.
