The phrase "alteration over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe changes or modifications that occur gradually throughout a period.
Example: "The alteration over time of the landscape due to climate change is evident in the shifting patterns of vegetation."
Alternatives: "change over time" or "modification over time".
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.
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.
Such models of ACP must be flexible to allow for goal alteration over time.
This pathway can lead the progression from endothelial activation, already reversible alteration, toward endothelial damage that may become irreversible alteration over time.
The combination of resting ECG and SA-ECG appears to be the best method of identifying patients showing an alteration over time of the infrahissian conduction time, with excellent sensitivity (100%) and acceptable specificity (75%).
"Although the houses in the row have experienced alterations over time, this small group of houses continues to exist as the city changes around them," the commission wrote in its designation report.
Fluorescein angiography and light and electron microscopy were used to describe the resultant pathologic alterations over time.
Magnitude and persistence of immunological alterations over time have been associated with poor clinical outcomes: development of nosocomial infections, viral reactivation, and increased mortality [1].
Examination of the contributing factors to Q (Fig. 2) revealed alterations over time for both HR (p < 0.001) and SV (p = 0.004) as they returned toward resting levels.
Further studies are also required to describe the evolution of these alterations over time and their changes with specific therapies (fluid bolus, transfusions, change in vasopressor dose, etc).
