The phrase "alter pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to changing or adjusting pressure in various fields, such as science, engineering, or medicine.
Example: "To ensure optimal performance, it is necessary to alter pressure within the system regularly."
Alternatives: "adjust pressure" or "modify pressure".
However, a more serious threat, according to geologists, is the underground disposal of huge quantities of drilling and fracking fluid, which may alter pressure balances or even lubricate existing faults in rock formations that are already liable to slip.
The ability to transiently alter pressure is clinically measured using an index referred to as the baroreflex sensitivity (La Rovere et al. 2008).
However, recent evidence has suggested that even flat insoles can alter pressure distributions under the foot during gait [ 23], and thus it remains a possibility that KAMs could be influenced as well.
For instance, McCormick et al. [ 23] have shown that control insoles alter pressure distributions relative to a no insole condition, and this pressure shift could affect KAM magnitude [ 4].
Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether a 3-hour incubation with 17β-estradiol will enhance blood flow- and bradykinin-mediated dilatation and alter pressure-induced basal tone in myometrial resistance arteries from women with preeclampsia and to evaluate the role of nitric oxide in the responses that were observed.
The water is thought to alter pressures underground and unclamp old faults, allowing them to slip.
Caveat: 10 μl is a large volume to infuse into the CSF of a mouse and it is possible that the infusion may alter pressures and flows with the brain.
We identify constitutive parameters that optimally match biaxial data from a mouse vena cava, then numerically subject the vein to altered pressure conditions and quantify the extent of adaptation for a biologically reasonable set of bounds for G&R parameters.
A hand-held, servo-controlled tissue palpation device (SCPD) was developed to measure the pressure pain characteristics of human tissue for disease states linked to altered pressure-pain sensitivity.
(Though the seismic causality might be the other way around, as Blom explains: changes in oceanic currents could have altered pressures on the continental shelves, which "may in turn have contributed to the increase in volcanic eruptions and earthquakes reported during this period"). There is evidence, too, that the cooling was to at least some extent man-made.
This was explained by the prolonged relaxation and altered pressure-volume chamber relations [ 24].
