The phrase "a remarkable alteration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant changes or modifications in various contexts, such as literature, science, or personal experiences.
Example: "The study revealed a remarkable alteration of the ecosystem due to climate change."
Alternatives: "a significant change in" or "an impressive transformation of".
These genetic interactions are consistent with our identification of a remarkable alteration in the profile of aberrantly processed and polyadenylated U14 snoRNA in rrp6Δwhen the Ccr4-Not complex was mutated.
We have carried out a structural analysis of six NF-κB p50 dimer interface mutants; one of them revealed a remarkable alteration.
Applied concentrations of BaSO4 were between 0 and 20.0% resulting in remarkable alteration of experimental parameters related especially to flotation.
Clinical findings also supported hypothesis that the islet cell is alternatively involved in PC carcinogenesis [ 23], in which remarkable alteration of quality of islet cells was observed in primary PC tissues.
AdNK4 plus DAS (36 days) gave remarkable alterations of tissue architecture, because of extensive intercellular void spaces, suggesting autophagy dysfunction.
The remaining mice were first subjected to collection of serum and urine, and then perfused with 4% PFA in PBS prior to isolation of organs and subsequent histological analyses on day 4 and weeks 3 and 5. H-E staining of the kidneys sampled on day 4 after injection of pCAG/DT-A/FuGENE™6 complex revealed remarkable alterations of glomerular components.
Individual measurements show a remarkable lateral change of anisotropy.
The most remarkable alteration was the down-regulation of genes associated with mitosis in the SW480 cell line, accompanied by the induction of binucleation.
The 159 genes revealed as having strongly divergent expression patterns as a result of copy number alterations identified a remarkable pattern of gene deregulation in several key biological pathways.
