The phrase "alterations in the structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to physical or abstract structures, such as buildings, systems, or frameworks.
Example: "The architect proposed several alterations in the structures to improve their stability and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "changes in the frameworks" or "modifications to the systems".
The mechanisms by which these metals act often involve alterations in the structures of disordered proteins, either by direct binding or via oxidation.
Several studies in animals and humans have shown that pathogenic course of both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes mellitus involves alterations in the structures, organization and protein functions of membranes of cells and tissues (e.g. retina, glomerulli, erythrocyte, nerve), culminating in diabetic complications such as retinopathy, nephropathy and peripheral neuropathy [ 2- 4].
Ratcliffe goes on to argue that such experiences occur against a backdrop of less pronounced but wider-ranging alterations in the structure of intentionality.
The most likely explanation is that these compounds bind to the SERCA2a-PLB complex and induce inhibitory alterations in the structure of the complex, consistent with changes in FRET between fluorophores attached to SERCA2a and PLB.
Henry's basic concern was political, but the alterations in the structure of the church gave scope for a reformation that was religious in character.
These alterations in the structure and function of human atherosclerotic lesions might mirror the modifications that are produced in experimental plaques by lipid lowering, inspired by the vulnerable plaque construct.
There has been the loss of overseas empire and world-power status, the coming of Scottish and Welsh devolution and more power-sharing in Northern Ireland, the onset of a new, still uneasy, relationship with Europe, a decline in deference to the monarchy, radical alterations in the structure of the family and women's rights, and more.
This evaluation encompasses the design, conduct and interpretation of studies evaluating alterations in the structure and function of male reproductive organs.
