The phrase "alteration process the" is not correct in English as it is not structured properly.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable in written English without additional context.
Example: "The alteration process the team implemented was effective in improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "the process of alteration" or "alteration procedure".
The alteration process, involving the breakage and the slippage of the links embedded in the macromolecular network, is modelled by the evolution of the average number of monomer segments per chain during stretching.
A newly designed phase-shift interferometer and a reaction cell have been developed to investigate the alteration process and the safety assessment of an artificial barrier and the surrounding rocks during interaction with high pH solutions in repository sites.
This early mineral alteration process forms the basis of the interpretation by Glein et al. (2007) of the state of the internal sea at Enceladus interpreted through the gas composition of the plume.
Over the past decades, amino acid contents of extraterrestrial objects have been extensively characterized to investigate the source of organic matter as well as to account for the effects of the alteration processes on the organic inventory on the parent body.
Due to the high inorganic to organic ratio and the alteration processes of the organic materials (as suggested by the detection of calcium oxalate) it was not possible to identify spectral bands clearly ascribable to a paint binder.
The fracture fillings in the El Berrocal site are the result of several overlapping alteration processes of the granite since the formation of the fractures.
These genetic alterations are inherited by the progeny, including the so-called "scissors" that will continue the alteration process when breeding with others (The Norwegian Biotechnology Advisory Board 2017).
The sensitivity of leadwhite to laser light was studied extensively, especially with respect to laser cleaning and laser based analysis of works of art, but the alteration process is not fully understood, the binding medium probably influencing the results [70, 142, 150, 210, 215, 233, 234].
The presence of separate gypsum and calcite levels suggests a slow-rate alteration process, started with the crystallization and growth of a carbonate layer and its later, partial reaction with S, mostly limited to its outermost part.
