The phrase "alter estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications to previously made estimates, often in contexts like budgeting, project planning, or forecasting.
Example: "After reviewing the new data, we need to alter estimates for the project's completion time."
Alternatives: "revise estimates" or "adjust estimates.".
The simulation results show that network boundary specification and fixed choice designs can dramatically alter estimates of network-level statistics.
A minor difference in the interest rate accruing over the century and a half since the end of slavery could drastically alter estimates of the total liability.
Pulmonary exacerbations (PEs) are defined episodes of acute worsening and a key clinical efficacy measure in CF. Our hypothesis was that acute antibiotics given for illnesses not meeting the PE definition may alter estimates of treatment effect that do not account for this antibiotic use.
The inclusion of individual covariates can alter estimates dramatically.
Further adjustment for BMI with TNF-RII did not alter estimates substantially.
Furthermore, the use of purified epithelial populations, rather than mixed cell isolates, may alter estimates of stem/progenitor cell potential.
This can alter estimated root probabilities in intraspecific haplotype networks.
Finally, we investigated the extent to which lost alleles can alter estimated root probabilities in intraspecific haplotype networks.
Interval censoring in the presence of competing risk of death can induce an underestimation of dementia incidence and alter estimated effects of exposures [ 23, 25].
These analyses yielded similar results, except that (as expected) adjusting for ICV altered estimates of gender differences.
First, variations in scan parameters in bevacizumab-treated patients before and/or after therapy may have altered estimates of traditional CBV metrics.
