The phrase "alterations onto" is not correct and does not sound natural in written English.
It is not commonly used, and the preposition "onto" does not fit well with "alterations" in standard contexts.
Example: "The alterations onto the design were not approved by the committee."
Alternatives: "alterations to" or "changes to".
It remains unknown, however, how these alterations map onto quantifiable behavioral deficits in patients.
Meanwhile, irrevocable damage is being done through permanent alterations to the landscapes onto which the ravaging techsters have descended.
Together with our previous demonstration that signalling induces changes in MAL-actin interaction in vivo (Vartiainen et al, 2007), our data are consistent with a model in which alterations to actin loading onto the regulatory domain control MAL nuclear accumulation.
This methodology was introduced in an attempt to overcome a number of potential complications, associated mainly with colour alteration observed onto the underlying original surfaces.
Take the map we just drew and make two small alterations: Mr. Obama holds onto Nevada, but loses Pennsylvania.
Thus, T-tubular re-organization in cell culture sheds some additional light onto similar processes found during many cardiac diseases and might link cytoskeletal alterations to changes in subcellular Ca2+ signaling revealed under such pathophysiological conditions.
No external alterations to the machine itself are required.
Completing some alterations to premises.
During trials, birds were placed onto the jumping platform directly beneath the escape window to ensure that birds only performed vertical jumps, allowing comparison of jumping performance in the absence of alterations to take-off angle.
Previous investigations of the physiological effects of alterations in E2 by Ca2+ adsorption onto these fixed negative charges (2, 3) demonstrated alterations in ion channel function at a constant Em that suggested they were gated by E1 rather than by Em itself (1, 3, 4).
