The phrase "altered graphs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to graphical representations of data or information.
Example: "The study presented altered graphs to illustrate the impact of the new variables on the results."
Alternatives: "modified graphs" or "adjusted graphs".
Central to this issue is software syntax: most general packages require thorough knowledge of their syntax in order to produce and alter graphs that are common in meta-analysis; the dedicated packages, however, produce such graphs with a few or sometimes even a single click.
In addition, graphs were altered "to show that global warming could go either way," he said.
Batra et al. [4, 5] extended the concept of F-contraction on graphs and altered distances.
Generation of random graphs was altered to achieve the same number of feedforward loops as in the original network.
Generation of random graphs was altered to achieve the same number of bi-fan motifs (a pair of TFs regulating the same pair of targets) as in the original network.
Remark that the LDPCA decoder achieves various rates by altering the decoding graph upon reception of an additional increment of the accumulated syndrome [36].
Only fold changes over 10% were considered for graphs shown but results were similar when all significantly altered spots were included.
We tested this method both with real networks of different size but similar structure and with artificial graphs of the same size and connectivity which were altered systematically.
A discovery-driven proteomics workflow, using chemical tagging was employed with a mixture model on graphs (MMG) approach [13] to suggest pathways that could be altered.
The pie graphs provide a global overview of the biological processes that were altered as a consequence of fracture (Figure 3).
