The phrase "alterations significantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that have a considerable impact or effect.
Example: "The alterations significantly improved the overall performance of the system."
Alternatives: "changes greatly" or "modifications considerably".
Were stress alterations significantly large enough?
Increasing evidence suggests that pH alterations significantly affect cancer features including sustained growth, tissue invasion, metastatic potential and chemoresistance (Stock and Schwab, 2009; Webb et al., 2011).
CS controlled the glucose and total lipid alterations significantly [F 4,25) = 24.42, p < 0.01] and the results were comparable with that of the reference drug DZM (Table 1).
Moreover, all markers 'talked with each other', that is these alterations significantly correlated among themselves, indicating that they all belong to a single carcinogenetic network that, when fully understood, may be used for the development of anti-cancer drugs related to OSCC.
A higher level of alteration significantly increases the susceptibility of forest stands to natural disturbances.
Human bone fragments and teeth had indeed been found at the dump, all severely burned and mixed together, although "their level of thermal alteration significantly varied... suggesting multiple fire events and incinerations, and/or alteration or manipulation of those remains within the site".
In addition, structural examination of c.5072C>A/p.Thr1691Lys showed that the alteration significantly disturbed the surface of the binding pocket interacting with the BACH1 phosphorylated peptide [ 28– 30].
In some cases the induced metabolic alteration significantly affected total protein and bilirubin levels and also had a highly significant effect on α -amylase levels.
They found that this alteration significantly changed the shape of the bubble compared with standard HSO, providing an opportunity to tailor the specific gravity by varying the amount of material added.
When classifying patients in the clinic or in studies, the presence of anti-dsDNA (or anti-Sm antibodies) should therefore eliminate the use of ANA as a criterion; this will require more clinical features to be present for SLE classification, and this relatively simple alteration might significantly alter the face of SLE as we know it today.
As this alteration might significantly change the distribution of case durations, we decided to include the average case duration and the percentage of case durations shorter than 1 h.
