The phrase "alteration of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes in authority, governance, or management within an organization or system.
Example: "The alteration of control within the company led to significant shifts in its operational strategies."
Alternatives: "change in control" or "modification of authority".
The working hypothesis for this study was that these disorders are associated with a cognitive alteration of control processes that manifests as non-routine behavior because of the dysfunction of a general executive component known as the supervisory attentional system (SAS).
There was no major alteration of control well signals for plates containing drugs applied at high concentration (Fig. 6a).
Other consequences that result from epigenetic changes, such as inappropriate expression or repression of some genes in the wrong cellular context, can also result in the alteration of control and physiological systems such that a normal cell becomes tumorigenic.
This is a concern because, even though the DD and DDD designs can control for time-invariant group differences, alteration of the control group can distort trends and lead to differential results.
Targeted attacks include impairment of motor function, alteration of impulse control, modification of emotions or affect, induction of pain, and modulation of the reward system.
However, some possible consequences of brainjacking such as alteration of impulse control, modification of emotions or affect, induction of pain, and modulation of the reward system could be achieved even in absence of any violation of mental privacy and integrity.
Indeed, previous observations of alternative splicing in AD brains for glutamate transporter [45], PIN1 [46], estrogen receptor alpha [47] and the APOE receptor [48] genes strongly suggest that alteration of transcriptional control for genes involved in neuronal physiology is a landmark of ongoing neurodegeneration.
In melanomagenesis, the deregulation of cell proliferation results, at least in part, from the alteration of epigenetic control checkpoints.
This autonomic imbalance might reflect alteration of central control mechanism [ 11, 12], and provide a target for pharmacotherapy [ 7, 13].
Alteration of translational control can change the expression of genes in tumor cells, causing an increase or decrease in the concentration of specific proteins.
This alteration of the control reporter gene activity was shown to cause erroneous normalization of transfection efficiency and thus misinterpretation of results in a transactivation assay.
