The phrase "alterations that allow" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications that enable or facilitate a certain outcome or function.
Example: "The alterations that allow for better airflow in the design have significantly improved the product's efficiency."
Alternatives: "modifications that enable" or "changes that permit".
Although all the cells in a tumour derive from a single cell, successive divisions give rise to a heterogeneous group of cancer cells, only some of which develop the genetic alterations that allow the cell to seed other tissues.
It is generally assumed that genomic mutations in components of signaling networks directly or indirectly result in morphological alterations that allow growth advantages [1].
Cancer cells undergo adaptive changes and are selected for genetic alterations that allow them to survive and proliferate in a hypoxic environment.
Unlike genetic variation, epigenetic changes generating novel and heritable phenotypes may represent reversible genomic alterations that allow colonizing variable environments and new landscapes on an evolutionary timescale [7], [16], [17].
However, relatively little is known about subsequent mutations/pathway alterations that allow tumour progression.
NMuMG and MCT cells may have the genetic alterations that allow for TGF-β1-mediated EMT to occur.
What might then be the genetic alterations that allowed these cells to bypass senescence?
However the assessors preferred brick, a significant alteration that allowed for Nordic boldness and dexterous external craftsmanship, which was revealed after the recent refurbishment.
Although acute hypoxia can induce cell death, exposure to chronic or repeated hypoxia can initiate adaptive changes and select for genetic alterations in tumors that allow survival and proliferation in a hypoxic environment.
But the alterations to his bike that allow him to do so — turning the handlebars nearly 180 degrees upward, so the brakes and gear shifters face him — have also kept him out of officially sanctioned international competitions, which have strict equipment rules.
Their consequences are usually deleterious, giving rise to individuals who are unhealthy or sterile, though in rare cases alterations provide new adaptive opportunities that allow evolutionary change to occur.
