The phrase "slightly present" can certainly be correct and usable in written English. It can be used to describe something that is present, but not in a significant or noticeable way. This can be used in various contexts, such as describing a person's demeanor, a problem, or a feeling. Example: Although she tried to hide it, Sarah's anxiety was slightly present in her voice as she presented her project to the class.
We thereafter determined the concentration of inhibitor in the testis and we discovered that the compound was slightly present.
One might speculate on the repressing activity of G. graminis LOX on ppoC, since PpoC was only slightly present in the A. nidulans transformant.
The seasonal variations of foF2 indicate that the winter anomaly is slightly present at HSA and it is not observed in the LSA years, and that the semi-annual anomaly occurs in all the cases analyzed.
The results of Fig. 1 also illustrates that in the HSA period the winter anomaly is slightly present in the year 2000 during post noon hours (13.00 and 14.00 LT) and it is not observed in the year 2001.
As shown in figure 2B the Vp16-Jazz is absent in brain, strongly present in skeletal muscle and slightly present in heart only in family tg9.
Overall unbearable suffering was slightly present in 10% of the patients, moderately present in 25%, and was absent in 37%.
On its face "Making It" is more equitable: Ms. Rodewald was slightly more present onstage.
The third finding was that both atypical and melancholic symptoms were slightly more present in winter (question 3).
The meld of high-concept and low taste, the ostensibly slightly shocking presented in a matter of fact way this is very Das Institut.
In a crude analysis, our population changed slightly and presented low mortality rates in the postintervention period (Tables 3 and 4).
Even BC/Cu NPs1 nanocomposite presents slightly higher antibacterial efficiency, this composite presenting 5 times less copper amount.
