The phrase "alterations which may" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential changes or modifications that could occur in a given context.
Example: "The report includes alterations which may affect the final outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "changes that might" or "modifications that could".
Compared to normal individuals, obese individuals have noted pathophysiological alterations which may alter the toxicokinetics of xenobiotics and therefore alter their toxicities.
This suggests that spontaneously occurring transcriptome alterations, which may be regulated by epigenetic mechanisms similar to the serotype system, alter gene expression in Paramecium to a much higher degree compared with short-time adaptation to environmental changes.
When energy metabolic dysfunction occurs, the living cell microenvironment and surroundings encounter alterations, which may become conducive to cancer cell proliferation.
Atopic dermatitis is among the most common inflammatory skin disorders with complex barrier alterations which may affect the efficacy of topical treatment.
The goal of the proposed quality metric is to detect, with a reasonable accuracy, three synthetic alterations which may deeply affect the most widely used matching systems.
This minireview focuses on recent studies which demonstrate that IUGR is followed by early primary cardiovascular alterations which may directly progress to CVD later in life.
Some of these adverse consequences include bone loss, muscle atrophy, sensory-motor deconditioning, and cardiovascular alteration, which may lead to orthostatic intolerance when astronauts return to Earth.
It is likely that the illite was either derived from hydrothermal alteration, which may be a precursor to frictional melting (Magloughlin 1992), or from the alteration of the pseudotachylyte matrix.
Potential negative health effects of direct antibiotic ingestion with livestock meat include immunosuppression, toxicity, allergy and bacterial flora alteration which may temporarily reduce host resistance to pathogens [1], [23], [24].
Photoreceptor loss [8] and synaptic pathology [37] have also been observed in AMD eyes in areas of drusen and pigmentary alteration, which may potentially be related to decreases in expression of RPE65 in RPE cells, inducing dysfunctional changes in visual pigment cycling and photoreceptor physiology [38].
Thus, the protein products of many genes in this class only suffer a small C-terminal alteration, which may not disrupt protein functions.
