The phrase "altered feedback" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to feedback, often in contexts like performance reviews, surveys, or product evaluations.
Example: "After reviewing the initial responses, we decided to implement altered feedback to better address the concerns raised by the participants."
Alternatives: "modified feedback" or "revised feedback".
Our results do not rule out the possibility of a dysfunctional HPA axis in ED in terms of altered stress reactivity or altered feedback inhibition.
This altered feedback loop could promote overeating and obesity.
In this sense, stress is thought to relate to dysfunctional strategy use, altered feedback processing, heightened reward sensitivity, and lowered punishment sensitivity (Starcke & Brand, 2012).
Similar results were obtained when altered feedback was used to induce bias.
Thus, it is reasonable to assume that reduced FRN amplitudes indicate altered feedback processing.
Hypercortisolism and altered feedback inhibition are HPA abnormalities of depression, T2D, and MetS.
EDs may alter feedback loops in the brain, pituitary, gonads, thyroid, and other components of the endocrine system.
We agree with the reviewers that it would be interesting to examine whether the PTEN/p85 α/WWP2 interactions are subjected to changes in PI3K pathway signaling, especially through altering feedback and feedforward mechanisms.
Several explanations for the impact of early life stress on later psychopathology are discussed: Stress-related enhancement of CRF secretion during 'sensitive periods' of brain plasticity in childhood and adolescence [ 11, 23, 51] may prompt hippocampal volume loss, or sensitize and alter feedback properties of the HPA axis.
This study not only emphasizes previous findings on the direct effect of vegetation, acting as frictional constraints on flow in tidal marshes, it also suggests that the indirect effect of vegetation, namely its induced micro-topography, influences the flooding and drainage behavior of marsh systems potentially altering feedbacks caused by direct vegetation effects.
The northward movement of the tree line and the changing dynamics of cover types, such as shrublands and savannas in the grassland matrix, alter feedbacks to carbon, water, and energy balances.
