The phrase "a result of altered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or outcomes that stem from changes or modifications in a particular context.
Example: "The symptoms observed in the patient were a result of altered hormone levels."
Alternatives: "an outcome of modified" or "a consequence of changed".
We hypothesized that the developmental defects are due to alterations in critical developmental pathways, possibly as a result of altered gene expression.
Diarrhea is usually considered a result of altered motility and fluid accumulation within the intestinal tract.
Allodynia is likely a result of altered processing of sensory input in the trigeminal nucleus caudalis and may explain why acute migraine treatment is more effective early in an attack (when pain is mild).
It is hypothesized that the increase in blood glucose that is observed following administration of these agents is as a result of altered hepatic glycogen metabolism and blockage of peripheral glucose uptake through Glut4 [26].
The reduced capacity of Treg to suppress under serum free conditions could be a result of altered cellular survival.
Although it usually implies structural defects in ring canals or actin-organization, it could also arise as a result of altered centripetal migration as observed at st10 late (Fig. S8C) and suggested by Dobbens and col.
Epigenetics are changes in gene expression which are not a result of altered nucleotide sequence [ 25].
Moreover, gene expression differences may not be a result of altered p53 mutation status.
To determine whether cDDP resistance was a result of altered intracellular ROS levels, ROS was measured in COC1 and COC1/DDP cells.
Consequently, we investigated the hypothesis that mice that lack selectin molecules develop accelerated CIA as a result of altered cytokine expression.
The association between LVOTO and HRR may be explained by a reduction in arterial baroreceptor stimulation during late systole as a result of altered aortic pressure.
