The phrase "alter the possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes that affect the likelihood or potential outcomes of a situation.
Example: "The new policy aims to alter the possibility of achieving better results in the project."
Alternatives: "change the likelihood" or "modify the potential".
Does this not alter the possibilities for interpreting the data? Figure 1O and Figure 1B do not look similar.
As the physiological state of contracepted animals has been significantly altered, the possibility of prolonged extended cycling is even more feasible.
To put this judgment in perspective, I should say that I consider Mrs. Spark to be the most gifted and innovative British novelist of her generation, one of the very few who can claim to have extended and altered the possibilities of the form for other practitioners.
Thus, radically altering the possibilities of all generations coming after him.
Due to new treatment modalities patients with metastatic breast cancer live longer, which alters the failure possibility of a surgical reconstruction.
Meanwhile, the football coaches, players and parents at Lehman are furious, and have been working with lawyers in a last-ditch effort to have the city alter the renovation plans, with the possibility that they will file a lawsuit in the next week.
Malaquias et al. showed the possibility to alter the [Ga/In] ratio from 0 to 1 by adjusting the electrolyte flux ratio of [Ga3+/In3+] ions [79].
Nearly all currently available office chairs offer the possibility to alter the backrest reclination angles, but the influence of changing seating positions on the spinal column remains unknown.
There is still poor documentation of the possibility to alter the activity of the immune system as a consequence of exercise in older population.
An agent, such as MSC, that can protect normal tissues from drug-induced toxicities and enhance the antitumour activity offers the possibility to alter the therapeutic index of anticancer drugs.
