The phrase "alter the curve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or any situation where a change in a trend or pattern is being discussed.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is expected to alter the curve of our sales growth significantly."
Alternatives: "change the trajectory" or "modify the trend."
Such decisions, however, are expected to have no effect on the WR progression rate λ, as it only alters the curve sampling and not the exponential shape nor the asymptotic value.
Many factors influence the affinity of this binding, altering the curve shape.
First, it was seen that altering the curved-crease foldcore tessellation did not provide significant energy-absorption capability beyond that achievable with direct changes to the core aspect ratio.
By contrast, TTX didn't alter the FV-EPSP curve slope, indicating that EPSP depression resulted from FV depression.
The small-amplitude controlling signal is applied directly to the power supply system, so as to alter the characteristic curve of the driving motor.
This low correlation means that inclusion of the early surrogate in the dose summation could alter the distribution curve for total dose.
The anticipated diagnostic accuracy that could be achieved based on multireader assessments and factors that may alter the learning curve are discussed.
In this case, because SYBR Green I fluoresces upon laser excitation when bound to any double-stranded DNA, formation of primer-dimers may alter the dissociation curve of small (< 100 bp) PCR products.
Surprisingly, CM from LM-234ep cells caused a significant inhibition of LM-234mf cell growth, as opposed to LM-234mf CM, which did not alter the growth curve of LM-234ep over a period of 7 days.
He stressed the importance of drugs that can not only shift the curve but alter the shape of the curve ('cooperativity') itself.
