The phrase "alterations result in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or outcomes of changes made to something.
Example: "The alterations result in improved performance and efficiency of the system."
Alternatives: "changes lead to" or "modifications cause".
By modulating these pathways, BAG3 appears to mediate cell adaptive responses to stressful stimuli, and its alterations result in altered homeostasis and reduced cytoprotection, explaining why its expression is often found deregulated in a vast series of tumors.
These alterations result in apoptosis and cell growth inhibition.
Both alterations result in channel activation at less depolarized potentials; Gly403 alterations also impair channel inactivation.
When genetic alterations result in growth factor-independent c-Myc expression, it can become an oncogene.
Through time these alterations result in progressively larger gaps, eventually reaching a size when most will fill by subcanopy recruitment, thus marking the complex stage of development.
The speciation process may also be initiated by changes in just one or a few gene loci when these alterations result in a change of ecological niche or, in the case of parasites, a change of host.
This combination of alterations results in a markedly altered current profile under AP voltage clamp (Fig. 5).
Surprisingly, genetic combination of these three alterations results in perinatal lethality accompanied of general hypoplasia with severe proliferative defects in multiple tissues.
Nevertheless, none of these alterations resulted in an in-frame variant and thus no change in expression status occurred.
The molecular mechanisms of these reactive Müller cell alterations, resulting in disturbed retinal homeostasis, remain largely unknown.
Glomerular and tubulointerstitial damages decrease the number of functional nephrons and cause anatomical and physiological alterations resulting in renal dysfunction.
