The phrase "alteration as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change or modification in a specific context, often followed by a noun that specifies what the alteration pertains to.
Example: "The alteration as a means of improving efficiency was well-received by the team."
Alternatives: "change as a" or "modification as a".
For this reason, a purist like John Ruskin, the eloquent foe of architectural restoration, regarded every alteration as a disfigurement.
This investigation adopts a new perspective on wettability alteration as a function of temperature.
The identification of the BRAF gene fusion highlighted the use of this genetic alteration as a potential prognostic marker and for MAPK targeted therapy [18,19].
There was also no data regarding wettability alteration as a result of combining surfactant and low-salinity water in this dolomite rock.
The model described in the "Methods" section was used to calculate the time necessary to reach 99%% of the alteration as a function of surface roughness factor (SRF) (Fig. 8a) and temperature (Fig. 8b).
While the technology is new, the arguments concerning ethical aspects and potential impact on society mirror those of the debates in the eighties and the nineties with the Human Genome Project in its earliest stages when somatic gene therapies raised concerns about not-intended germ line alteration as a side effect (Human Genome, 1989; Lunshof and Zimmerli, 1992).
The validity of the questionnaire used in this study was guaranteed by previous studies and experts' opinions which have done a few alterations as well as a pretest.
Here the clinical significance of senescence as well as the role of chromatin alteration as an effector mechanism of senescence are discussed (Table 1).
We are trying to minimise the impact of the alterations as well as achieve a house that will use less energy to run, but this is more difficult with an old house than a new build.
The changes in the apes' intelligence are so vivid that we experience the alterations as a stirring birth — the origins of revolutionary consciousness — even though it is we humans, in the end, who will get overthrown.
The hippocampus and its subregions dentate gyrus (DG), CA3 and CA1-2 show vulnerability to aging, with hippocampal volume alterations as a measurable sign.
