The phrase "alter the systemic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes to systems or structures, particularly in fields like sociology, biology, or organizational theory.
Example: "To improve efficiency, we need to alter the systemic issues that are hindering our progress."
Alternatives: "change the systemic" or "modify the systemic".
However, concerns that this approach may alter the systemic absorption of voriconazole exist.
Routine sentinel node biopsy of the IMC does not alter the systemic treatment.
Does an increased ectopic fat deposition in skeletal muscle, from adipogenic differentiation of FAPs, alter the systemic metabolic profile?
Similarly, co-administration with this standard therapy did not markedly alter the systemic exposure of total ASA404.
Similarly, decrease in glucose tolerance was similar between the groups, confirming that cardiomyocyte-specific overexpression of PRAS40 did not alter the systemic effects of HFD (Fig 1G).
We recently showed that senescent cells secrete a plethora of biologically active molecules that can alter the systemic or local tissue milieu [ 22, 23].
These conditions altered the systemic tropism of AAV9 into a hepatotropic phenotype, characterized by markedly increased sequestration within the liver sinusoidal endothelium and Kupffer cells.
Additionally, as with any other tool, it can be adjusted to the context of any institution, without altering the systemic vision of day-to-day pedagogic activities, and the instructor can obtain relevant information, from the students' perspective, about the effectiveness of the general design and its specific components.
Polymorphisms that alter the expression levels of membrane transporters could determine the effective dosage of a drug by altering the systemic or tissue specific exposure to the drug.
FSL-1 stimulation also altered the systemic inflammatory status as monitored by increased serum SAA levels in the ApoE+/−-TLR2+/+ mice when compared to the ApoE+/−-TLR2−/− mice.
MV triggered systemic inflammatory responses after surgery, and prolonged MV may affect the CNS by altering the systemic inflammatory response [ 19].
