The phrase "a consequence of alteration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or result that arises from a change or modification in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy was implemented, and the reduction in costs was a consequence of alteration in the budget allocation."
Alternatives: "an effect of change" or "a result of modification."
Therefore, the reduction in hepatic steatosis is not a consequence of alteration in calorie intake.
As a consequence of alteration of the paracellular pathway, the intestinal mucosa becomes more permeable, and water and electrolytes (under the force of hydrostatic pressure) leak into the lumen [21].
We also show that the changes in glucose metabolism and adiposity are a consequence of alteration of skeletal muscle rather than a direct effect of the inhibition of myostatin signaling in adipose tissue.
In contrast to conventional adenomas in which perturbation of the Wnt-signaling pathway is commonly believed as the initiating event [49], [50], this serration is a consequence of alteration in cell proliferation and apoptosis leading to inactivation of DNA repair genes by promoter methylation and secondary mutations that cause tumor progression [46].
Whether the hospital-acquired infection was a consequence of alteration of adaptive function related to lymphopenia, whether it was responsible for neutrophilia, or both remains unclear.
This is consistent with the finding that metabolic effects of miRNA-122 may be related to 'indirect' miRNA-122 target genes, whose expression is modulated indirectly and as a consequence of alteration of gene expression of direct target genes.
However, our experimental evidence indicated that A1180V could alter calcium homeostasis as a consequence of alterations in intracellular sodium concentrations, and the former condition might damage myocardium directly and subsequently lead to cardiac dilation [ 10].
Risk patterns for both obesity and T2D can originate as a consequence of alterations in growth and metabolism during critical windows of prenatal and early postnatal development.
These and many other factors can impact on virulence, hence the lack of any observed alteration in virulence in G. mellonella may be a consequence of alterations being too subtle to be identified in this model.
One new approach to target disease risk arises from the recognition that risk patterns for both obesity and T2D can originate as a consequence of alterations in growth and metabolism during critical windows of prenatal and early postnatal development.
The prevalence of drug resistance in both clinical and community settings as a consequence of alterations of biosynthetic pathways, enzymes or cell wall architecture is a persistent threat to human health.
