The phrase "alteration growth" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing changes or developments in growth patterns, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The alteration growth in the species' population was observed over several years, indicating a shift in environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "change in growth" or "growth modification".
Because the matter of these four elemental spheres was not fully dispersed, it remained capable of being concentrated and dispersed, and for this reason the elements, unlike the celestial spheres, are capable of alteration, growth, generation and corruption.
Developmental diseases, such as structural alterations (birth defects), functional alterations, growth restriction and preterm delivery, account for >25% of infant mortality and morbidity (Liu and Roth, 2008; Stillerman et al., 2008).
Brain and other nervous system (NS) tumours are a group of neoplasms that vary in terms of their site of origin, morphological features, genetic alterations, growth potential, invasiveness, tendency to progression and recurrence, and response to treatments [ 1- 4].
The transgenic overexpression lines for WRKY3 and WRKY4 show no visible alteration in growth, development or morphology from wild-type plants.
The uncontrolled proliferation of cancer cells is often associated with alteration of growth factor receptors such as the epidermal growth factor receptor family in lung cancer.
In 1970, Haas showed marked alteration in growth direction and facial morphology as a result of orthopedic therapy [5].
Hence, an explicit comparison of the consequences of these different causes of alteration in growth trajectories could be worthwhile.
We propose that alteration of growth specifically in the fetal/neonatal heart and/or of intercellular communication may prime it to develop an increased susceptibility to disease.
Cells of passage number 5 15, from ATCC, were used for all experiments to prevent any alteration of growth or response phenotype.
This may result in an alteration of growth characteristics and in production of secondary metabolites.
These data indicate that the biology of solid tumours can be significantly modified by alteration of growth factor status.
