The phrase "alter in an" is not correct and does not form a complete or usable expression in written English.
It may be intended to convey a change or modification in a specific context, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "We need to alter in an effective manner to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "change in a" or "modify in a".
That magical, alchemical power — to alter, in an instant, the political dynamic — is often attributed to the State of the Union address.
The first impulse in New York, Mr. Linenthal said, was "we will not let terrorists alter in an enduring manner the landscape of New York.
In the era of the Internet, when images proliferate, merge, and alter in an Adobe second, one would think that the power of a simple, graffiti-like scrawl was minimal.
Anthropometrical characteristics such as high/low foot arches [3, 9, 28], bone geometry [3, 14, 23, 26], genu valgum [3], alignment abnormalities [12] and height [27] have been reported as risk factors for injuries; however, these are intrinsic factors and hence highly individual and difficult to alter in an effort to lower injury rates.
Americans consciously or subconsciously understand that the world as we know it could alter in an instant, and such TV shows provide cathartic relief to that tension.
These results revealed that targeted degradation of the polyubiquitylated proteins is specifically altered in A-T cells.
These results revealed that targeted degradation of the HA-polyubiquitylated proteins is specifically altered in A-T cells.
However, Canet et al. recently reported that the liver protein expression of P-gp did not alter in a MCD-fed mouse [34].
Sitting near the alter in a church for two hours supplied a spiritual uplift to my cynical nature.
Plasma and tissue taurine level are known to alter in a variety of pathophysiological conditions.
However, such alterations will only be possible if the coding sequence is not altered in an unacceptable manner.
