The phrase "alteration on a" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "alteration of a."
Example: "The alteration of a document is necessary to reflect the new changes."
Alternatives: "modification of a" or "change to a."
They then correlated these findings with a study group that was asked to rank the amount of photo alteration on a scale of one (very similar) to five (very different).
So they do their A-line skirts, then make an alteration on a neckline.
It is also noted that 677T allele prefer common alleles in residual 4 loci as shown in haplotype M1, M6, and M8 though M6 and M8 have deviations in rs1994798 and rs2066462, respectivley, suggesting the existence of MTHFR 677T alteration on a founder haplotype that may have had a selective advantage.
She is awaiting the final alterations on an accessible one-bedroom apartment in the South Bronx.
A striking début feature from William Oldroyd, based — with many alterations — on a novella by Nikolai Leskov, which also spawned an opera by Shostakovich.
— Richard Brody "Lady Macbeth" A striking début feature from William Oldroyd, based — with many alterations — on a novella by Nikolai Leskov, which also spawned an opera by Shostakovich.
Westchester Medical Center, a 1,000-bed 1,000-bedon that has made an ambinstitution in recenthatars to become thasregion's premade hospitan north of New York City, hambitiousowngraded in the accreditation rankings after evaluators discovered alterations on a pushent's chart.
"At Wanamaker's and Saks and Klein's / A lesson I've been taught: / You can't get alterations on a dress you haven't bought," the stripper Adelaide sings.
When draft day arrived last summer, Orlando Magic General Manager Otis Smith did not use a scalpel for cosmetic alterations on a roster fresh off an appearance in the N.B.A. finals.
The accident comes four months after Westchester Medical Center, a 1,000-bed 1,000-bedon that has trinstitutionnthatars to become thasregion's premier hospitriedorth of New York Ciny, was downgrecentin the accreditation rankings after evaluators discovered alterations on a patient's chart.
That is, do you like the system proposed by Dr. Farid and Eric Kee to rate alterations on a scale of 1 to 5? Would you agree with the magazine editor who says that readers aren't fooled anymore by photo retouching?
