The phrase "alteration both in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that occur in two or more areas or aspects.
Example: "The study revealed an alteration both in the participants' behavior and their attitudes towards the program."
Alternatives: "change in both" or "modification in both".
The change in resistance during the adsorption or desorption process of H2 species is likely to be caused by the alteration both in the width of the surface depletion layer of each In2O3 nanotower and in the height of potential barriers built at the contacted junctions between two In2O3 nanotowers.
From the significant FS InDels, by homology searches we concluded that the Solyc02g085420, Solyc05g054640, Solyc07g065630, Solyc09g007770, Solyc10g083190 and Solyc10g083870 genes have sequence alteration both in E9 and L5 compared to the functional one in Heinz 1706 (Table S7).
Similarly, alterations both in complex I activity and its subunit expression were observed in peripheral blood cells of schizophrenic patients [22], [27], [33], [34].
Ureteropelvic junction (UPJ) obstruction causes histologic alterations both in ipsilateral and contralateral kidney.
These data suggest that alterations both in releasable tissue plasminogen activator and in the fast-acting tissue plasminogen activator inhibitor contribute to the physiologic hypercoagulable state of pregnancy.
The development of pharmacological and biochemical assays has provided the ability to measure alterations both in adrenergic receptor density and the subsequent coupling of adrenergic receptors downstream effectors, namely, adenylyl cyclase.
Contrast media cause relevant alterations both in renal hemodynamics and in renal tubular cell function that lead to CI-AKI.
This includes evaluation of the contributions of epigenetic, genetic, and (micro environmental alterations, both in the male and female gonads.
However, male samples presented a lower frequency of genetic alterations both in terms of loss and gains.
