The phrase "alter up" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression, and its intended meaning is unclear without additional context.
Example: "We need to alter up the design to meet the new requirements."
Alternatives: "modify" or "adjust".
The karyotype of the isolated cells did not alter up to around 40 passages.
The Game Genie is a device manufactured by Galoob that allows the player to alter up to three features of a Nintendo game.
The expression patterns of NPC markers and the ability to form neurospheres in suspension did not alter up to passage 25.
If you tend to wear makeup on a daily basis, consider settling into a basic look that you can alter up or down depending on your needs.
This further demonstrates that increasing DA levels above a previously established level in the co-culture can alter Up-state properties.
Metaphyseal trabecular bone morphometry was also altered up to 78% in dystrophic mice.
The United States Olympic Committee submitted its roster Wednesday to the Athens Organizing Committee, but it can be altered up until Aug. 17.
There's lots of masking going on: triggered samples, guitar tones fed through keyboards, bass pitch altered up to guitar range, and vice versa.
You would aim to consume one gram of protein per pound of body weight, and make up the rest of your calorie budget from fat. (Each gram of fat is nine calories and each gram of protein or carbohydrates is four calories). Your protein amounts will be pretty consistent day-to-day; it's your carbs that you're altering up and down.
Moreover, the amount of copper in hybrid yarn can be altered up to some range by changing the number of turns of covering component.
In addition to unprecedented changes in the chemistry of the atmosphere and water, Kolbert notes that humans have altered up to half the land surface of the planet, removed more than a third of the fish from coastal waters, dammed or diverted most of the world's major rivers, or now uses more than half the world's readily accessible freshwater runoff.
