The phrase "alterations which could" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential changes or modifications that may be made in a certain context.
Example: "The report outlines several alterations which could improve the overall efficiency of the system."
Alternatives: "changes that might" or "modifications that could".
Genetic alterations are irreversible alterations, which could be observed as early as in the pre-neoplastic stages.
Overall, these growth alterations could be indicative of underlying functional, physiological alterations which could become apparent in postnatal life.
These HIV-exposed uninfected (HEU) infants may have immunological alterations which could lead to weakened responses to infections and vaccines and vulnerability to disease [ 7].
Hormonal stimulation causes numerous local and systemic alterations, which could render the mammary epithelium resistant to tumorigenesis and not require p53.
Indeed, various biochemical alterations which could be happen during purification [ 7] or through enzymatic degradation [ 26] were shown to reduce the cytokine-inducing capacities of cell wall components.
First, selective pressure on one gene in the region could create linkage disequilibrium that would effectively reduce structural alterations, which could disrupt the synteny.
The DICOM reader and information on the origin of the data that are included in the media make the data vulnerable to alteration, which could be considered as an unsafe method to distribute DICOM images [8].
CRT can be assumed to cause G1-S phase cell cycle alteration which could interfere in the regression of p16INK4A, involving 'more aggressive' cancer cells per se and their indispensable microenvironment niche.
It is well recognized that small angular differences during orthodontic treatment can result in significant occlusion alterations [9], which could affect masticatory muscle balance [10, 11], cause functional disharmony and relapse [12].
Studies suggest that the urothelium forms a 'sensory network' with the underlying innervation, alterations in which, could compromise bladder function.
Both the experimental and thermodynamic results presented in this study provide important constraints to well predict the impact of nuclear waste canister corrosion in a claystone media and to better understand secondary alteration processes, which could also affect the mineralogical and chemical composition of primitive meteorites.
