The phrase "alteration tables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data management, programming, or any field where modifications to tables or data structures are discussed.
Example: "The database administrator implemented alteration tables to manage the changes in the schema effectively."
Alternatives: "modification tables" or "change tables".
The L/S ratio showed a similar alteration (Table 3).
A total of 31 genes were present at MCRs of alteration (Table 1).
For PIK3CA, of 180 samples analyzed, nine cases (5%) with mutations were found, all displaying the E545K alteration (Table 2).
Furthermore, we aggregated the studies separately according to the method used to detect RAS/p21 alteration (Table 3).
Other parameters such as haemoglobin, RBC, lymphocytes, hematocrit (HCT), RDW, and PLT were found to be near normal and did not produce any significant alteration (Table 8).
The most frequent non-haematological grade 1 2 adverse events were stomatitis, nausea, diarrhoea, vomiting, fatigue, hand foot syndrome and taste alteration (Table 3).
Thus, only data for controls and cardiac mIGF1-overexpressing mice are presented for time 0. At 30 days after tamoxifen treatment, the shortening velocity of circumferential fibers (Vcfc) was slightly lower in the SRF mutant group, and the mIGF1/ SRF mutant group showed an intermediate phenotype with a less acute LV hypertrophy and no significant LV functional alteration (Table 1).
The preoperative immunophenotype of RCC patients with 'early' (alterations (Table 1).
The overall porosity deterioration with depth is about five porosity units per 1000 m (Fig. 5), and this trend is presumably a result of mechanical compaction combined with the effect of diagenetic alterations (Table 1).
On the other hand, CdS and VC populations occupy open, circulating coastal waters and they display high levels of gene flow and predominant rates of lethal alterations (Table 4).
