The phrase "altered in terms" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a change in conditions or specifications, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The contract was altered in terms of payment schedules, which now require monthly installments instead of a lump sum."
Alternatives: "changed regarding" or "modified in relation to".
"There are a couple of key moments where sonically it's completely altered in terms of the number of people playing and with regard to dynamics," Stetson says.
Along with the increasing penetration level of renewable energy, distribution system power flow is significantly altered in terms of direction and magnitude.
Apple's system is likewise based on what's called "plenoptic" tech to deliver results which can be altered in terms of what is and isn't in focus on a computer or device after the fact.
Hanes plots indicated that the catalytic conversion of substrate into product was altered in terms of a reduction in the Vmax and substrate affinity (Km), exhibiting the characteristics of uncompetitive inhibition.
In addition, several attacks were altered in terms of range and damage.
Rubs can be altered in terms of softness and size, and each creation can feature an unlimited amount of rubs from whatever your camera is collecting.
It certainly is the most vexing to both diagnose and alter, in terms of difficulty and time.
Although their findings, like ours, need to be replicated in larger longitudinal studies, it is quite possible that pathological processes early in the presymptomatic stage cause dynamic changes in the volume of affected structures, which alter in terms of the direction of change as symptom onset is approached.
In our previous studies [8], [10] the Nc was not found to be significantly altered in long-term medicated patients.
The physical component of health-related quality of life is greatly altered in long-term survivors.
In such patients, the pharmacokinetics is altered both in terms of distribution (sepsis itself can modify the Vd, resuscitation measures and nutritional factors) and of elimination (drains, altered metabolism and clearance changes).
