"alter the order of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to change the sequence of something. Example: The teacher asked the students to alter the order of their presentation slides to make the content flow better.
A potential solution is to alter the order of mixing procedure, for example, adding DMSO to the cell suspensions before the Ficoll.
It was noticed that the addition of water to the feed stream did not alter the order of activity observed in the dry experiments.
The discrepancies along with the dispersibility of CNTs per se alter the order of the permittivity (from high to low) within samples.
Like Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine (from the 19th century) and the British World War II computer Colossus, it had conditional branching that is, it had the ability to execute different instructions or to alter the order of execution of instructions based on the value of some data.
Like Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine and the Colossus, but unlike Aiken's Mark I, Konrad Zuse's Z4, and George Stibitz's telephone-savvy machine, it did have conditional branching that is, it had the ability to execute different instructions or to alter the order of execution of instructions based on the value of some data.
Finally, different poverty lines do not alter the order of magnitude of our key results, nor country rankings.
For example, changes in initial density do not alter the ordering of amensalism, commensalism, and parasitism for increasing fraction of green cells reported in the previous case.
It was also reported from nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) studies that the CDTA mixture did not affect the size or crystallinity of cellulose, whereas the KOH solution did alter the ordering of the cellulose and resulted in the production of both cellulose II and amorphous cellulose, along with possible swelling of the microfibrils.
Altering the order of holes can be complicated, and the factors range as widely as the appeal of the holes leading to No. 18 and the need to find suitable locations to erect hospitality suites.
It is shown for the generic test case of a sphere moving under Stokes flow conditions that the approach can be used in conjunction with several time integration schemes without altering the order of convergence of the base scheme.
In the aggregation growth mechanism, Ni nuclei have a strong tendency to coalesce to form the initial aggregates with the interaction of PEG, serving as a surfactant and structure-directing agent and often altering the order of free energies on the metal surface [44].
