The phrase "alter resulting in" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The changes made to the design will alter resulting in improved functionality."
Alternatives: "change leading to" or "modify resulting in".
It could also offer a new frontier of material and design development – properties such as durability, elasticity, strength and water resistance can be controlled and altered – resulting in options that aren't possible with leather from cows, she says.
CO2 production (VCO2) was not altered, resulting in a decreased respiratory quotient (RQ, VCO2/VO2 ratio), showing a shift in fuel consumption from carbohydrate to fatty acid usage (Fig. 9d).
However, in certain pathophysiological conditions, such as atherosclerosis, chronic kidney disease (CKD), and diabetes, such balances are altered, resulting in abnormal ectopic mineral deposition.
Geochemical barriers (GBs) are defined as a local epigenetic zone where the conditions of elemental migration are distinctly altered, resulting in a substantial accumulation of selected elements.
In this case, the channel shape was severely altered, resulting in a pronounced conical geometry in which the channel diameter quickly decreased with increasing distance to the membrane surface.
If long-term dormancy takes place, the deposit inside the crater would be altered, resulting in an ease of juvenile material identification in next magmatic eruption (e.g. the first and second phreatomagmatic stages in the 2011 eruption).
By changing the orientation of the indenter with respect to the deformation system, either by indenting on different faces or at various surface orientations, the response of the solid will be altered resulting in variations in hardness.
While V and T1 increased the macrophage recruiting MCP-1 levels, the TNF levels were not significantly altered, resulting in an overall decrease of TNF to MCP-1 ratio by V (Fig. 3d).
The electrical conduction of their heart can even be altered, resulting in the accumulation of fluid in the lungs and difficulty breathing.
Following 3 4 hours of reperfusion, BBB permeability characteristics are altered resulting in increased water shift from the intra- to extra-vascular compartment accompanied by prolonged T1 and T2 relaxation effects [44], [45].
