The phrase "altered free" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been changed or modified to be free, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The altered free version of the software allows users to access premium features without any cost."
Alternatives: "modified to be free" or "changed to be free".
Men's suits, by contrast, often are altered free.
Increased visceral adipose mass is strongly associated with hyperlipidemia, elevated organ adiposity, altered free fatty acids metabolism, and abnormal adipokines secretion [ 23].
As a control, we also studied the temporal stability of the rs2235544 SNP in the deiodinase 1 (DIO1) gene which our group previously identified was associated with altered free T3/free T4 ratio (P=3.6×10−13 effect size 0.2 s.d./allele s.e.m. 0.003) and altered free T4 levels (P=2.1×10−9) but not serum TSH levels (11).
An altered free volume state model has been proposed to interpret transport phenomena in diverse media within a unified framework.
The altered free volume state model proposed in the earlier work for polymer solutions and melts is extended to cover solid polymeric systems.
Urinary MEHP concentrations may be associated with altered free T4 and/or total T3 levels in adult men, but additional study is needed to confirm the observed findings.
For example, DR has been shown to increase lifespan in Drosophila [ 24] without altering free radical production [ 25].
Thus, isoflavones might alter free thyroid hormone concentrations, resulting in altered tissue availability, metabolism, renal excretion (Schröder-van der Elst et al. 2003), and, as a consequence, disturbed feedback to the pituitary.
The free amino acid levels in beo mutants (n=1) were similar to that of wild-type controls, indicating that accordion behavior alone does not substantially alter free amino acid concentrations.
The structural similarities of T4 and T3 to polyhalogenated aromatic hydrocarbons suggest that hydroxylated PBDE metabolites could displace thyroid hormones from thyroid transport proteins (i.e., transthyretin), altering free thyroid hormone levels (Turyk et al. 2008).
To rule out the possibility that abnormal motor behavior itself alters free amino acid levels, we examined beo mutants, which contain a mutation in the glycine receptor β2 subunit and exhibit abnormal behavior similar to que mutants (Fig. 5C) (Hirata et al., 2005).
