The phrase "alter the connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes to a relationship, link, or interaction between two or more entities, such as systems, people, or ideas.
Example: "To improve the network's performance, we need to alter the connection between the server and the client."
Alternatives: "modify the link" or "change the relationship".
ASD alter the connection and organization of nerve cells and their synapses in the brain.
Explosive events in the father-son narrative merge with reverberations from the father's wartime past to alter the connection irrevocably.
These resonances characteristic of the connection domain in the E conformation are not present in the monomer or in the spectra of labeled p66 C. Thus, the conformational changes required to alter the connection domain from its monomer to its p66 E conformation have largely been completed during the first accumulation period.
While other brain regions change by altering the connections between brain cells, the face recognition tissue seemed to grow in a different way.
Nothing has altered the connections binding US, European and Turkish interests together: 80 million people on Europe's south-eastern flank in what is historically one of the most democratic, secular-minded and economically advanced of the 57 countries of the Muslim world.
Modularity has been identified as possibly a key ingredient in evolvability, because it can both supply mutational robustness via the isolation of components and fast adaptation via the recombination of parts, or by altering the connections between the modules [ 8, 10- 13].
The electrically conductive pili appear to be unchanged, but cytochrome folding, localization, and redox potentials may all be affected, which would alter the electrical connection between the cell and the substrate.
In such event, the user could then alter the lattice connections and rerun the algorithm for all clusters to assess whether alternative lattice arrangements provide a better fit to the experimental data (Figure 3).
