The phrase "alter area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changing or modifying a specific area or space.
Example: "To improve the layout of the office, we need to alter the area designated for the break room."
Alternatives: "modify the space" or "change the zone".
Hyperthermia itself did not alter area under the curve for plasma glucose, insulin, or C-peptide during the OGTT in either group.
A wedding was also delayed at the bavaro beach resort after flooding left the alter area suitable only for ducks.
The setting was so starkly beautiful and hauntingly lit, with a white sale mounted on a impressionist mast (symbolic cross at the top) stretched across the alter area, I knew I was in for something special.
Aortic dilatation was accompanied by changes in the elastic architecture that included: a decreased number of elastic lamellae (from 6 to 4); altered area fraction of elastin (elevated at 4 weeks and decreased at 16 weeks); and a decreased area between elastic lamellae (minimum reached at 4 weeks).
Subjects were asked to: "Please select the box that you believe contains the digitally altered area of the photograph (if you believe that more than one region contains digital alteration, please select the one you feel contains the majority of the change)." On average, manipulations spanned two regions in the grid.
The LC-MS/MS analysis detected 155 proteins in the control area and 203 proteins in the histopathologically altered area.
Interestingly, some of the BMAA-induced enriched proteins in the histopathologically altered area, such as plectin, GFAP, vimentin, Hsp 27, and ubiquitin, are known to form complex astrocytic inclusions, the so-called Rosenthal fibers, in the neurodegenerative disorder Alexander disease (Hagemann et al. 2009).
The relationship between hydrologic and chemical properties must be understood to predict the transport of radionuclides through zeolitically altered areas.
However, zeolitically altered areas are lower in permeability than unaltered regions, which raises the possibility that contaminants might bypass the sorptive zeolites.
In addition to soil and rock types, key factors include the initial defects controlling behaviour of the rock mass; size of rock block between joints; weak beds and zones, including faults, shear zones, and altered areas weakened by weathering or thermal action; groundwater, including flow pattern and pressure; plus several special hazards, such as heat, gas, and earthquake risk.
Then, through a list of projects for more or less controlled recovery altered areas, it is explained how the present territorial dimension is inexorably besieged by garbage and consequently of how it is exposed to a substantial environmental, cultural, economic and political transformation.
