The phrase "altered explicitly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes that are made in a clear and direct manner, often in contexts like programming, editing, or modifying documents.
Example: "The data was altered explicitly to ensure that all changes were transparent and traceable."
Alternatives: "changed clearly" or "modified directly".
On the contrary, the biodistribution was not altered as explicitly as with PPN at an early point of analysis, i.e., after 2 h, accumulation in kidney was markedly less.
Among the charges, environmental employees are accused of misinterpreting the lead and copper rule, including allegations that lead tests were explicitly altered to subvert federal regulations.
Financial systems must be looked into and explicitly altered to fit the next inflection point.
This is analogous to the sensitivity of grain size to p, in that only a single rate prefactor in equation (13) is explicitly altered.
During the critical period before the accident site was completely altered, CSB investigators were explicitly excluded from the site by ATF/SFMO and received only limited access days later.
This approach gives a full picture of how pooled evidence can be altered by OS, by explicitly showing the power transform priors.
This questionnaire recorded caregiver descriptions of patients' symptoms and initially sought to capture any unexplained unpleasant physical symptoms more generally, before focusing explicitly on altered behavioural responses to pain or temperature variations.
However, in these previous models that more abstractly considered 'phenotypic traits', it was assumed that both the mean and variance of the phenotypic trait were not only directly encoded by the genotype but could also be independently altered through mutations, without explicitly considering how mean and variance would be encoded in the genotype.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh seemed to be exploring ways to alter Auer without explicitly overruling it.
Understanding the epigenetic underpinnings of IS that explicitly alter the brain transcriptomes could open new vistas of therapeutic opportunity.
