The phrase "alterations something" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The alterations something needs to be addressed before the final submission."
Alternatives: "changes required" or "modifications needed".
He asked La Gaîté Lyrique, a digital arts and music center, to remove a string of ceiling lights and make other alterations, "turning something beautiful into something which looked like a bomb had exploded".
The phenomenon that Dr. Wolfe's Pop Art quiz exemplified is known as change blindness: the frequent inability of our visual system to detect alterations to something staring us straight in the face.
This self-alteration is something inherent to reflection; it is not something that reflection can overcome.
"Perversion is the alteration of something from its original course, meaning, or state to a distortion of what was first intended.
Whether increased glucose variability is a sign of a sick/largely burned patient or is a sign of metabolic alterations indicating that something is wrong with the patient, serving as a predictor, is currently not understood.
An alteration could include something like a sequence mutation in a gene that changes a target or source sequence and thus the targets a ssRNA has.
Its experience shows that doing this requires something radical: an alteration of the basic social contract the pharmaceutical companies have enjoyed until now.
Twenty-somethings are enticed by alterations to enhance self-esteem or to get a leg up on the competition personally and professionally.
With alterations, it's more expensive than getting something made that fits you like a glove".
Although some are very happy with the results, the ones who made radical alterations often express ambivalence -- there is just something 'unsettling' about making changes to one's body that cannot be undone.
