The phrase "alterations of human" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to changes or modifications related to humans, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The alterations of human behavior in response to technology are significant."
Alternatives: "changes in humans" or "modifications of human".
Preliminary lab work is underway exploring alterations of human cells to correct inherited blindness.
This study investigated the time course of septic shock-induced mitochondrial respiration alterations of human PBMC.
Together, this study is the first to demonstrate alterations of human vascular smooth muscle contractility and pharmacological responsiveness in biomimetic soft, fibrous environments with a cellular array platform.
While alterations of human WWOX gene occur most frequently in prostate and breast [20], [21], [34], we examined the expression of C1q in archival prostate tissues from postmortem patients.
For the first time alterations of human microcirculatory flow could be visualized in vivo [ 4, 5].
To identify the molecular target of rufinamide in the brain, we examined potential drug-induced alterations of human neuronal Nav channel opening and closing (i.e., gating).
In that film, the human adventure beyond Earth — to the Moon and toward Jupiter — brought about a whole new stage in the evolution of consciousness, a fulfillment, transcendence and wholesale alteration of human possibility.
Also, the alteration of human germ line cells is prohibited if intended to be used in human procreation.
Chronic and acute human exposure to veterinary drugs through ingestion of their residues in poultry products are associated with the development of allergic reaction in hypersensitive individuals (Shankar et al. 2010), the alteration of human intestinal micro-flora (Shankar et al. 2010) as well as induction and generation of resistant strains of human pathogenic bacteria (Kabir et al. 2004).
Ageing comes with an increased propensity in the alteration of human organ and body functions, which can e.g. result in multi-morbidity, frailty, polypharmacy, altered medication safety and/or efficacy, and problems with the practical use of medicines in a real world setting.
Alteration of human WWOX gene has been found in breast, prostate and many types of cancers.
