The phrase "alterations in development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications in a developmental process, whether in biology, psychology, or project management.
Example: "The researchers observed significant alterations in development among the subjects after the intervention."
Alternatives: "changes in development" or "modifications in development".
Endocrine-disrupting compounds (EDCs) are widespread in the aquatic environment and can cause alterations in development, physiological homeostasis and health of vertebrates.
Transgenic mice exhibited no apparent alterations in development of urogenital tract or reproductive potential relative to control mice.
However, alterations in development might be more easily observed under severe stress conditions.
Alterations in development due to impaired maternal metabolism can lead to the permanent programming of physiological systems.
Since those early days a bulk of data have proven the role of Bcl-2 alterations in development of cancer including a number of animal models.
Due to limited bio-availability of Fe, plants have evolved sophisticated adaptive alterations in development, biochemistry and metabolism that are mainly regulated at the transcriptional level.
The more vigorous HR-OR of the prenatal cocaine groups, relative to vehicle controls, most likely reflects an alteration in development of the neural basis of response; as previously shown, the most vigorous response to the olfactory stimulus is seen early (12 days of age) and progressively decreases across the preweaning period.
We next performed fetal thymic organ cultures to determine if this alteration in development is due to alterations in the timing of development of these cells.
GA was first isolated from the pathogenic fungus, Gibberella fujikuroi and mutants that were deficient in this hormone production displayed no alteration in development.
Third, it has been hypothesized that all psychotropic drugs may act as intrauterine stressors and therefore they could start foetal alteration in development, which could lead to child's behavior alteration at any age after birth.
This environmental chemical alteration in development of T cell subsets helps explain the outcomes of pioneering studies of Kerkvliet et al in which AhR activation was shown to suppress T cell-mediated tumor immunity or allograft rejection [ 25, 26].
