The phrase "alterations in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications related to specific aspects or conditions of a subject.
Example: "The report highlights several alterations in terms of project timelines and resource allocation."
Alternatives: "changes regarding" or "modifications in relation to".
Onset of such biochemical alterations is one of the early adaptive responses to TZ exposure which leads to histopathological alterations in terms of diffuse fatty changes expanding from mid-zonal area to whole lobule in liver.
This is plausible as it implies that HIV brain alterations in terms of functional connectivity are most likely to express from this side view (i.e., in measures of immune function, the HIV hallmark).
Lang et al. (2006) suggested a categorisation system for the diagnosis of liver histological alterations in terms of the toxicological relevance of these alterations based on the findings in flatfish species.
" Any visibly-positive alterations in terms of my public-image are an absolute and sole credit to my brilliant makeup-artist and stylist, @darlingcait... Who is a true beauty-wizard and visionary".
Although the toxin was in direct contact with the apical cell surface the authors could not see any alterations in terms of morphology and proliferation of epithelial cells.
According to NetGene2 tool there are no alterations in terms of 5′ or 3′ splice sites).
Possibly, ERBB2 overexpression in tumours with such molecular background is a minor additional alteration in terms of cell response to chemotherapy.
Among the 40 cancers with UNC5C alterations, 10 cancers showed alterations both in terms of UNC5C methylation and 4q LOH, 13 cancers showed 4q LOH alone, and 17 cancers showed UNC5C methylation alone.
On the contrary, the accumulation and/or the aberrant distribution of fat mass reported in children and adults born SGA may reflect the long-term fetal programming of adipose tissue alterations, both in terms of quantity and functions [35], and may contribute to the increased risk of developing the metabolic syndrome later in life [36].
However, male samples presented a lower frequency of genetic alterations both in terms of loss and gains.
Further, our analysis showed that patients with low copy number changes (≤ 3 copy number aberrations) showed a significantly better prognosis than patients with a high number of chromosomal alterations, both in terms of event-free and overall survival.
