The phrase "alterations which may affect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes that could have an impact on a situation, process, or outcome.
Example: "Please review the document for any alterations which may affect the final decision."
Alternatives: "changes that could influence" or "modifications that might impact".
Epilepsy can lead to neuroanatomical alterations in both GM and WM, which may affect cognitive functions, during early stages even before commencement of AED medication.
In addition, the alteration at position 150 (138 in H3) from Ala to Ser, which may affect the conformation of residues lining the receptor binding site, has also been linked to changes in receptor specificity in H1 viruses [38].
A number of alterations in the cytoskeleton of CML cells have been reported, some of which may affect the functions of these cells such as cellular movement, binding of chemo-attractants and cell cycle control.
Recent studies suggest that miRNA deregulation may also be attributed to the following: epigenetic alterations, such as DNA methylation and histone deacetylation [72]; single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) and mutation, which may affect mature miRNAs [73]; DNA copy-number abnormalities [75].
Alteration could result in, for example, changing rock permeability and oxidation state of the rocks, which may affect the microbial communities, by providing additional niches in gabbroic rocks.
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.
have undergone alterations which may have affected their functionality.
But the alterations which may have the most impact on athletic ability are those to the cardiovascular system.
Our results suggest a new model of skin aging in which marked alterations of Fp may affect the histological characteristics of skin.
