The phrase "alterations that make" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications that result in a specific effect or outcome.
Example: "The alterations that make the design more user-friendly have been implemented successfully."
Alternatives: "changes that create" or "modifications that result in".
When someone reaches this stage of evolution thinking, she has come to the point to know that natural selection, although acts on populations that have gone through geographical or genetic isolations, it is the random individual alterations that make the force behind any start of new path towards creating new species (Mayr 1982, 2001).
Second, while present results confirm some putative DSS-related biomarkers, it also reveals unreported alterations that make sense to hypovolemic shock pathophysiology.
However, these are pregnancy-specific alterations that make the scoring algorithm more relevant to this patient population given known physiologic changes of pregnancy.
However, while both the tumor and hair bulb contain replicating cells, those of the tumor may have genetic alterations that make their responses to a particular agent different than that of normal replicating cells, both in terms of γ-H2AX γ-H2AXormation and cell survival.
In this paper we hypothesize that adolescence, which is known to be the period of greatest development for the lung, may constitute a "critical period" in which tobacco carcinogens can induce fields of genetic alterations that make the early smoker more susceptible to the damaging effects of continued smoking.
Here Morgan himself ordered one of many alterations that made McKim crazy.
Originally located in exterior niches of the Church, the marble statues had suffered from several extensive alterations that made their restoration necessary.
Some of the original building is visible in the interior courtyard, despite a number of expansions and alterations that made it the largest house in the north of Scotland.
DCs from patients with SLE could bear genetic alterations that made them prone to maturation under abnormal conditions, or they may be normal cells with an abnormal phenotype and behavior induced by the bizarre microenvironment from which they were obtained.
Using an aerial survey of the 325-acre park in a valley owned by his family (and with his father's blessing), Mr. Vaill laid out a plan for a 1.53-mile road-racing course that remains in its original form except for a minor alteration that made the track safer.
Mr. O'Dwyer buys approximately six suits a year, and pays from $50 to $75. Tells about the alterations that have to be made in order to make collar and sleeves fit.
