The phrase "alteration over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a change or modification that has occurred, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The alteration over the design was not well received by the team."
Alternatives: "change regarding" or "modification of".
To achieve similar standards in its future expansion, and its inevitable alteration over time, will be a daunting task.
However, due to climate change, the extreme precipitation quantiles represented by IDF curves will be subject to alteration over time.
This study provided baseline data demonstrating land-cover alteration over the past three decades and a foundation for a land-cover change and landscape context protocol suitable for monitoring future changes of National Parks and protected areas.
A cultural landscape is the successive alteration over time of the material habitat of a sedentary human society responding with growing strength and variety to the dynamic challenges of nature, the society's own needs and desires, and the historical circumstances of different regions in different times.
As I am not a scientist -- and I'm trying not to let this spiral into a conspiracy theory -- I am going to table the possibility of purposeful genetic alteration over generations (although I'd very much welcome a scientist's or conspirator's opinion).
Such models of ACP must be flexible to allow for goal alteration over time.
We aimed to investigate: 1) how variability interacts with periodic landscape changes to alter connectivity estimates, and 2) how these alterations change over longer time-periods.
Alteration and over-expression of HIF-1α has been detected in a variety of solid tumors, including breast, lung, ovarian and oral cancer [ 18, 19].
And when there were altercations over bills not paid, we sometimes had to escort guests off the premises.
In alterations over the last several years at the old Packard building at 54th Street, the lower floors have been cut away and replaced by great sheets of glass.
The present building was begun by Bishop Wulfstan (St. Wulfstan) in 1084, but there have been numerous additions and alterations over the centuries, and little remains of the original except the crypt.
