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Discover LudwigThe phrase "altered as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a change or modification in relation to something else, often indicating a specific condition or state.
Example: "The document was altered as a result of the new regulations imposed by the government."
Alternatives: "modified as a" or "changed as a".
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However, TCR re-expression could be altered as a consequence of the alteration in CD28 and its signalling.
Think of how local history would have been altered as a result.
But he was so drastically altered as a personality that colleagues could scarcely recognise him.
An important question is what happens when conditions are altered as a result of anthropogenic activities.
The FA's own security plans for the summer's finals have not altered as a result of this atrocity.
"The Senate's approach has not altered as a result of the court's action today," Senate President John McKay said.
The amount of available habitat space was not drastically altered as a result of these sea level fluctuations.
We, therefore, focused on genes whose chromatin structures were altered as a result of the forced expression of H3mm7.
The results indicate that the microstructure and morphology were significantly altered as a function of the increasing bias voltage.
–How might a person's behavior or perceptions be altered as a result of the interaction between THC and this part of the brain?
"The Senate's approach has not altered as a result of the court's action today," John McKay, the Senate president, said in a statement.
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