The phrase "alteration introduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications have been made to a document, text, or process.
Example: "The report includes an alteration introduced to the original data set to improve accuracy."
Alternatives: "modification made" or "change implemented".
Because gene drive shifts biases inheritance to favor certain versions of genes, a genetic alteration introduced into a few members of a population spreads rapidly throughout the entire population.
However, the alteration introduced by environmental factors might prove to be beneficial for a cell or an organism in a given environment.
The in vivo evaluation of the most potent derivative [F] 54, which was labeled in low overall RCY of 1.8% from the hydrosilane 53, demonstrated that the positive physicochemical alteration introduced by the hydrophilic auxiliary correlated with improved imaging properties (Scheme 8).
A couple of such alterations, introduced more than a decade ago, struck Bryant as regrettable, even as he understood them philosophically.
The alterations introduced on Wednesday may quell most of the recent concerns among the Facebook faithful — if not the thousands who have pledged to commit digital suicide on May 31, according to Quitfacebookday.com.com
The fundamental genetic alterations introduced into GEM have unique effects on the microscopic structure of tumors.
Therefore, it allows a simple assay to assess metabolic alterations introduced by mutagenesis: mutants displaying normal growth in the presence of cerulenin are good candidates to be high-lipid producers due to their ability to overcome this inhibition.
The usefulness of genetic/metabolic engineering for further improvement of industrial strains is subject of discussion because of the general lack of knowledge on genetic alterations introduced by iterative cycles of random mutagenesis in such strains.
By comparing strategies of genetic alterations introduced in genetic engineering with spontaneously occurring genetic variation, we have come to conclude that both processes depend on several distinct and specific molecular mechanisms.
In contrast, by connecting sub-networks of genes identified in microarray analyses, with proteins known to bind the CTD, we were able to form putative connections between phenotypic changes and the specific CTD alterations introduced.
Here we report the analysis of complete genome sequencing (40X) of a single individual to gain a better understanding of putative genetic alterations introduced by EBV transformation.
