The phrase "altered group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group that has been changed or modified in some way, often in a specific context such as research or social dynamics.
Example: "The altered group showed significant differences in behavior compared to the control group."
Alternatives: "modified group" or "changed group".
As observed previously using the typhoid vaccine inflammatory model (Brydon et al., 2008), TNF-alpha levels were not significantly altered (Group × time interaction: F 1,18) = 2.49, p = n.s).. Inflammation but not placebo was associated with a significant increase in diastolic blood pressure (Group × time interaction: F 1,18) = 5.88, p = 0.026),main effect of time F 1,18) = 2.65, p = n.s.s
Indeed, microarray analysis of gene expression differences associated with schizophrenia indicated that the most altered group of genes are those involved in presynaptic secretory function and in particular the regulator of G-protein signalling 4 gene (RGS4), encoding a GTPase activating protein, the expression of which was dramatically reduced in schizophrenia [22], [23].
The group of genes related to glycolysis and tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle was the most significantly and coordinately altered group of genes in the livers of Cmah-null mice, compared to controls.
Both treatments significantly altered group-level VSS area and reduced variation of tree diameters within classified VSS groups.
However, we showed that choice of symptom scale can alter group assignment of COPD because mMRC and CAT do not behave identically in distinguishing symptom groups.
As he obeys the authority of his tempos and his phrase patterns — and sometimes those are advanced ones, constantly altering groups of 16th notes through moving harmony — there's a balanced, Bach-like, symmetrical feeling to it all.
The splicing pattern might be dynamically regulated by external stimuli; in fact, most cellular signaling pathways that change gene transcription also alter groups of alternative exons [90].
Malondialdehyde (MDA), a secondary product of lipid peroxidation, was not altered in Group II and III animals as compared to control (Group I).
However, the death of Burton that same year altered the group dynamic for the worse.
Bias measures provide information on whether a manipulation may have altered a group's perceptual or response bias/strategy, as opposed to affecting attentional processes.
In addition, the tendency for individual-based visits and sessions in the DPP and DPS was altered to group sessions.
