The phrase "alteration in time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications that occur over a period or duration.
Example: "The alteration in time of the project deadline has caused some confusion among the team members."
Alternatives: "change over time" or "modification in duration".
We take into account the alteration in times ofsynaptic vesicle release, by calculating distributions of inter-release intervals of asynapse, which differ from the distribution of its incoming interspike intervals when thesynapse is dynamic.
An indirect support to this hypothesis stems from studies of MDTN in humans: MDTN lesions were associated with disinhibited or exaggerated responses to objects and environmental cues61 and alterations in time sense62,63.
However, Andorra sporting co-ordinator Jordi Beal is confident that they can make the required alterations in time.
The investigation of alterations in time perception has been a subject of research for decades.
Alteration in attachment time (30, 60, 120 min) and matrix precoating (fetal bovine serum, FBS) were investigated.
Treatment of liquiritin could effectively reverse alteration in immobility time and sucrose consumption but did not show significant effect on open-field activity.
This alteration in incubation time ranking was also identified recently in a comparable transmission study involving a more recent UK vCJD case (M. Bishop et al., unpub. data).
This is manifested not only by a decreasing equilibrium module when AG concentration rises but also by insignificant alteration in relaxation time.
In agreement with the majority of researchers, it was of no surprise that soleus did not present any alteration in its time course of contraction, as its contractile properties are not significantly altered throughout early postnatal life.
In the time C, D will produce that motion in a patient less than B, say F. Then take E, bearing the same proportion to D as the whole BF bears to F. E will produce the motion in BF in the time C. Thus the finite and infinite effect the same alteration in equal times.
