The phrase "altered in proximity to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that occur close to a specific location or context.
Example: "The temperature readings were altered in proximity to the heat source, affecting the overall data accuracy."
Alternatives: "changed near" or "modified close to".
Our observations of an altered sporozoite migration in proximity to blood vessels point to recognition of the vessel by the sporozoites, further demonstrating that sporozoite migration in the dermis is not well described by the statistics of a Brownian walk.
These findings were not altered if only patients with lesions in proximity to eloquent cortex in the frontal and temporal lobes were included in the comparisons.
Therefore, host cells, mainly in proximity to tumor cells, may markedly alter tumor growth and invasiveness.
This results in greater overall substrate (ethanol) residence in proximity to the catalytic domain, and a faster rate of catalysis, without the necessity of altering the amino acid sequence of the FAME protein.
Ser is located in proximity to the ISC and its phosphorylation appears to interfere with the ISC stability and alter the set-point for its disassembly in an oxygen-dependent manner [ 160].
Two of these sites are in proximity to the PIAS1 SIM module, yet mutation of all three residues did not discernibly alter the SDS migration of PIAS1 species on JNK activation.
In addition, steric hindrance of FP in proximity to its target can potentially disrupt the native interactions of nearby proteins in multimeric complexes or alter cellular localization[4], [5].
An invariant His (His1085; Figure 2A) on the trigger loop might alter its p Ka through loop closure and water exclusion, so that His1085 extracts H+ from water to generate OH– in proximity to the 3′-OH.
Assessment of Populations in Proximity to Superfund National Priorities List Sites.
