The phrase "alteration test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to experiments, assessments, or evaluations that involve changes or modifications to a subject or variable.
Example: "The researchers conducted an alteration test to determine how the changes in temperature affected the chemical reaction."
Alternatives: "modification assessment" or "change evaluation".
Annealing of the 1 and 15-wt.% Cu-doped TiO2 was conducted for 4 h at 400 and 600°C in an atmosphere of air to examine property alterations (test 3).
Table 2 also indicates that there was no significant alteration (t-test and Wilcoxon test) in the cell proliferation capability in response to phytohemagglutinine stimulation in vitro (CBPI) after initiation of MPH therapy.
For the different genetic alterations tested, multivariate analysis showed that only EGFR amplification was associated with a higher growth rate (P=0.0082).
Full details of the BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation testing have been reported elsewhere and included: sequencing, protein truncation testing, two-dimensional gel electrophoresis, screening for large genomic alterations, testing for Ashkenazi founder mutations and testing for duplication of exon 13 of BRCA1 [ 3, 12].
In the schools, although there are now frequent tests to evaluate student performance, serious doubts remain about the value of the tests, the method by which they are scored, the alteration of test results, the standards required for passing the test, and the effect of testing and the consequent 'teaching to the test' on other parts of the curriculum.
After every alteration (new test, bug fix etc). of the convention, the validator is run against this test set to verify that its behaviour still conforms to expectations.
Comparison of bone level alterations between test and control groups.
We surveyed fish assemblages within rapids in the three segments impacted by the BMHC prior to hydrologic alteration, and tested for differences in assemblage structure between segments and seasons.
Interestingly, the authors of this study found that there was a considerable amount of variability in the number of genes affected by sex among the different regions of the CNS, with the transcriptome of the hippocampus being the most sensitive to sex-differences in response to the one dietary alteration they tested, and the striatum and cerebellum being the least sensitive [40].
Moreover, a reduced postural unbalance, measured as hind limb weight bearing alterations (Incapacitance test), and a general improvement of motor activity (Animex test) were observed.
