The phrase "alteration in scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in size, magnitude, or proportion in various contexts, such as art, architecture, or data analysis.
Example: "The alteration in scale of the model allowed for a more accurate representation of the original structure."
Alternatives: "change in size" or "modification in scale."
The publication of "Edgar Allan Poe & the Juke-Box," which gathers for the first time Bishop's unpublished material, isn't just a significant event in our poetry; it's part of a continuing alteration in the scale of American life.
Thus, alteration in DFA scaling exponent (both increased and decreased) of heart rate fluctuation provides additional diagnostic and prognostic information that appears independent of time and frequency domain analysis.
Alterations in the scaling exponent of respiratory variation (inter-breath intervals) have been noted in elderly individuals [ 101]; and the finding of long-range correlations in breath breath end-tidal carbon dioxide and oxygen fluctuations in healthy infants introduce novel avenues for investigation of respiratory illness [ 102].
When the patient's glucose control was deemed unsatisfactory, the bedside nurse could initiate a physician-prescribed alteration in the paper-based scale either to increase or to decrease the amount of insulin delivered for a given glucose level, as per usual practice.
The qSOFA score had three criteria, assigning one point for alteration in mental status (Glasgow Coma Scale < 15), systolic blood pressure ≤ 100 mm, Hg or respiratory rate ≥ 22/min [4].
The water rock reactions at microscopic level are reflected in the macroscopic scale by alteration in permeability in the rock and pH in the effluent.
Epi 2 RNAi induces an alteration in the duplication of epiplasmic scales resulting in either unequally sized cortical units or aberrantly oriented (antero-posterior) segmentation of the epiplasmic scales, leading to local doublings along the kinetids.
Given the nature of these trends, an alteration in initial telomere length or population-scale telomere dynamics is quite possible.
We observed a wide-scale, treatment-associated alteration in gene expression patterns at a high statistical significance in both the liver and kidneys (Figs. 2 and 3; Table 1).
The ban on hormone-altering alterations in baby bottles.
