The phrase "alteration in level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes in measurements, status, or conditions, such as in scientific, technical, or financial discussions.
Example: "The alteration in level of the water in the reservoir indicates a significant change in rainfall patterns this season."
Alternatives: "change in level" or "shift in level".
No alteration in level of consciousness.
The guideline allows exclusion of spinal immobilization if all the following criteria are met: No pain, stiffness, soreness, or tenderness in the neck or back No alteration in level of consciousness No intoxication from alcohol or other drugs No other painful or distracting condition that may interfere with the patient's perception of spinal injury symptoms No signs or symptoms of shock.
The impaired focal adhesion of ACTN4 KD fibroblasts was not due to the alteration in level of the adhesion molecule vinculin (Fig. 3C).
Wigby and Chapman [ 31] looked at the effect of alteration in level of sexual conflict on measures of female longevity but did not address aging in males.
Marked hyperglycemia requires temporary adjustment of the treatment program and, if accompanied by ketosis, vomiting, or alteration in level of consciousness, immediate interaction with the diabetes care team.
Proteins belonging to the heat shock family contribute to prion replication and thus alteration in level or activity of these protein chaperones influence yeast prion propagation (Chernoff et al. 1995; Moriyama et al. 2000; Hung and Masison 2006; Newnam et al. 2011; Reidy and Masison 2011).
CM is characterized by a range of acute neurological manifestations including a diffuse encephalopathy, alteration in levels of consciousness, deep coma and seizure preceding death [6], [7].
This effect is associated with a reduction in invasion and an alteration in levels of the proteases Cathepsin D and MMP-2.
Up-regulation of UCP-2 expression or overactivity of UCP-2 leads to inhibition of ATP synthesis and alteration in levels of ROS generation.
Taken together with our data, this indicates that PTH may reset the circadian clock of cartilage through alteration in levels of expression of Per mRNA and protein.
Therefore, the hepatoprotective capacities of natural products reviewed in this study were assessed based on the levels of ameliorative effect on hapatotoxicants induced alterations in level of these biochemical parameters (Table 8).
