The phrase "alterations are reflected in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications that are visible or evident in a particular context, such as documents, reports, or designs.
Example: "The alterations are reflected in the final version of the report, showcasing the team's feedback and suggestions."
Alternatives: "changes are evident in" or "modifications are shown in".
The chromosome alterations were reflected in the loss of sequences corresponding to two tumour suppressor genes involved in cell-cycle progression.
It seems that supplementation of n-3 fatty acids modified PGE2 production in vivo, and this alteration was reflected in the in vitro production of metabolite NO by macrophages mainly from the fourth to the 8th week of the experiment.
Our findings show that mere repeated stimulus exposure alters the way sound is encoded in the brain, and these alterations are reflected by enhanced evoked brain activity in the same P2 latency range previously identified as being responsive to auditory training.
Alterations in cell behaviour are reflected in apparent changes in work function, which in turn is associated with changes in cellular potential and dielectric properties.
Alterations in mitochondria dynamics are reflected in deficits of the electron transport chain and of cellular respiration.
Thus, age-associated alterations in TCR signaling are reflected in complex transcriptional responses that affect inducible gene activation as well as repression.
In order to confirm whether the alterations at RNA level are reflected in protein synthesis, IHC and IF was applied.
These observations have been interpreted to indicate that changes in CTT result in allosteric alterations in global Env conformation that are reflected in altered functional properties, including reduced fusogenicity.
These changes in the fatigue characteristics of TA muscles of SOD1G93A mice are reflected in alterations in the histochemical properties of the muscle fibers, which show an increase in oxidative capacity, staining darkly for the oxidative enzyme succinate dehydrogenase (SDH).
