'lower presence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a reduced level of someone's presence in a situation or environment, for example, "Since the outbreak of the virus, the company has had a lower presence in the office."
In lipid metabolism, mostly enzymes of beta-oxidation were found in lower presence at fast growth (Figure 5).
Because of lower presence records, the hinge, linear and quadratic feature types were used to optimize complexity in model-fitting.
We indeed observed a lower presence of organized actin network or bundles, on both surfaces (Figure S1 in Additional file1).
The inversion of the tendency for older users might be attributed to the lower presence of older users in our data, as has been showed in Figure 1.
Although MCF-7 cells displayed a lower presence of organized actin network on both pSi and nonporous silicon, pSi stimulated the formation of extended cell protrusions.
With regard to the classic control cases studies, nested ones are more efficient, allow the calculation of the incidence of the disease and they have more internal validity due to the lower presence of bias.
The lowering presence of the disciples in Mary's story is particularly effective.
Peter Glossop is a burly bundle of wondering innocence as Billy (apparently Britten had at first considered offering the role to Dietrich Fischer-Dieskand, and Michael Langdon's black bass and lowering presence are ideal for the evil Claggart.
On the other hand, if the excitability of the dlPFC (and thus the activation) is increased this should lead to a lowered presence experience and reduced impulsiveness.
The lowered presence of Treg cells may play a role since it has been shown that Treg cells can lyse antigen-presenting B cells [ 50].
The attained mobility reduction was lower in presence of oil but was still acceptable for flow diversion purposes.
