The phrase "alterations increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications that lead to a rise in quantity, frequency, or intensity of alterations.
Example: "As the project progressed, the alterations increase significantly, leading to a more complex design."
Alternatives: "modifications rise" or "changes escalate".
The same membrane alterations increase the propensity of both transmembrane helices to rotate within the packed structure, resulting in a structure with greater mobility but not an altered primary conformation.
Some Pb/Cd induced alterations include: brush border disorganization; reduction of the basal labyrinth formed by the plasma membrane; condensation of some cytoplasm areas and of chromatin; rough endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondrial alterations; increase of secondary lysosomes and of type B granules in S cells.
These alterations increase the difficulty of joint replacement, and may also threaten the long-term survival of the prosthetic implant.
None of the modified genes has a direct link to cancer, however, making it unclear whether these chemical alterations increase the risk of developing the disease.
These gait alterations increase on irregular surfaces [ 3].
These alterations increase the sensitivity of detection [ 17].
The addition of hyperhomocysteinemia to Doppler alterations increased the sensitivity from 66.7 to 77.8%.
However, it is unlikely that the double helix alterations (increased rigidity, supercoiling, B- to Z-DNA transition) by themselves underlie the curaxin-induced changes in 3D genome observed here.
Biomarker responses, such as gene expression alterations, increased biotransformation enzyme levels, immune responses, histological impairments etc. can provide an early warning on environmental and ecological effects of chemicals [4].
Therefore, it is likely that alterations (increases or decreases) in the expression of IFI16 protein in certain individuals contribute to increased susceptibility to premature aging and aging-dependent cancers.
The proportion of plants exhibiting vegetative alterations increased in successive generations.
