"altered dynamics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to changes that affect a situation or environment, often in an unexpected or unpredictable way. For example, "The altered dynamics of the global economy have changed the way businesses operate."
Thus, the Y27632-induced bending and altered dynamics of filopodia are probably due to alterations in organization of the core actin bundle of each filopodium and to the expected alteration in cell-body contractility caused by reductions in contractile stress fibers.
Several possibilities can be envisioned for how altered trafficking dynamics might affect class II MHC function: altered dynamics of class II MHC recycling may affect the ability to present antigens to T cells, alterations in the levels and efficiency of class II MHC molecules in the thymus could lead to skewing of the overall CD4 T cell population.
This change may result from the altered dynamics, from differences in microtubule stabilising protein content or function, or from alterations in some other undetermined factor regulating tubulin polymerisation.
But a central section features another tempo and altered dynamics.
But even political opponents frankly acknowledge the altered dynamics since Cohen entered the race.
The results indicated no evidence for substantially altered dynamics beyond those previously observed in the Daphnia algae food chain.
For all their benefits, though, presents can sometimes alter dynamics between parents and children.
Cells respond to external stimuli by altering dynamics of microtubule assembly/disassembly and spatial rearrangements.
Soil texture combined with rainfall dynamics altered soil moisture dynamics, and consequently regulated soil N responses to precipitation changes.
With unforeseen speed, this scandal has radically altered the dynamics of the 2002 presidential race.
Among other things, he altered the dynamics of those chords of fate in the final bars.
