The phrase "altered effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in the impact or outcome of something, often in contexts like psychology, art, or science.
Example: "The altered effect of the medication was evident in the patient's improved mood and energy levels."
Alternatives: "modified impact" or "changed outcome."
For example, FOLFIRINOX included better prognosis patients (99% ECOG performance status of 0 1) and had a larger majority of males in the study, which may have altered effect estimates.
The differences that we identified between the models included altered EPSC kinetics, an altered effect of GABAA receptor blockade on EPSC frequency, and a reduced frequency of IPSCs in a subpopulation of cells in YAC128 and CAG140 KI mice that were not observed in R6/2 mice.
The risk genes identified in the latest studies are involved in brain functions and knowing what their altered effects are will give scientists targets for therapies.
This was found necessary since different categories of RO membranes certainly have altered effects on the system's performance.
We hypothesized that depressed individuals would show 1) altered hippocampal response to exogenous administration of cortisol, and 2) altered effects of cortisol on learning.
More recent studies addressed the question whether HDL also has altered effects on LDL oxidation in patients with cardiovascular disease.
These findings might hint at the fact that subtle changes of the enzyme scaffold might cause altered effects of C/5mC discrimination.
Because of this altering effect on the symmetry of luminescing centres, small quantities (about 0.2 percent) of titania incorporated in zinc orthosilicate give a remarkable increase in luminescence.
Therefore, it is difficult to dissociate the effect of rolipram on alveolarization from its weight-gain altering effect, although the decrease of RAC that directly reflects deficient alveolar septation argues for an additional effect independent from that on overall growth.
Either one or both of these mechanisms would allow the user to alter effect size.
An altering effect of taxol on the arrangement of tubulin protofilaments was reported [ 27, 28].
