The phrase "alterations evolve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications that develop or progress over time.
Example: "In the fashion industry, alterations evolve to reflect changing trends and consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "changes develop" or "modifications progress".
Spine degeneration is a biomechanically related continuum of alterations evolving over time.
The pathogenesis of these changes in the spine is a biomechanically related continuum of alterations that evolve over time [4].
As a bio-indicator of mercuric pollution, the autochthonous yeast strains in the lagoon must have molecular alterations to evolve the high Hg resistance.
These findings have the potential for providing a framework for understanding the structural determinants of ER that contribute to endocrine therapy resistance and coupling them with genomic alterations that evolve in response to therapy.
Even so, only one specific SNP added to the blaTEM-135 allele would produce an ESBL (e.g. an additional G238S alteration to evolve into TEM-20), which would be able to degrade all extended-spectrum cephalosporins, possibly rendering gonorrhoea an untreatable infection.
Increasing evidences suggested that epigenetic alterations are evolving as an important mechanism in cancer initiation and progression (Momparler, 2003).
However, based on these data it cannot be determined whether these alterations have evolved in IHV116292 during the infection in the patient, or were already present in the population that caused the outbreak.
Despite their strikingly rapid onset, the induced tumors themselves appear to accumulate additional genetic and molecular alterations as they evolve from lower-grade precursors (14, 70).
Remarkably, these features found in H-CYLDC/S skin equivalents, that is, loss of cell polarity, altered β-catenin distribution, lack of differentiation, presence of invasion foci and cell resistance to apoptosis, are alterations that could evolve to epithelial dysplasia and pre-malignant changes.
These changes may evolve by alterations in the number and type of sensory receptors each neuron expresses, by the efficacy of signal transduction in sensory neurons, or by the strength of connectivity of the neuron to its postsynaptic partners.
