The phrase "altered in the same way" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes that are made uniformly or consistently across different items or instances.
Example: "The documents were altered in the same way to ensure uniformity in presentation."
Alternatives: "changed similarly" or "modified in a consistent manner."
By increasing or decreasing the distance between two event positions, the afflicted segments' average velocity will be altered in the same way.
The game was re-submitted after being altered in the same way as the Australian version and received the highest rating possible as a result (Freigegeben ab 18 Jahren gemäß § 14 JuSchG, meaning 18+).
These experiments confirmed the results issued from the genome-wide analysis and showed that the expression of these two gene clusters is altered in the same way in 35 and 180 days-old rats (Table 5).
Our interest focuses on these regions, since they are the ones altered in the same way in both types of data.
We employed the fact that all SNPs are mutually dependent through their mapped positions: a number of neighbouring "significant" SNPs altered in the same way were more likely to represent true changes (segment analysis).
Since 2004, a number of cellular processes have been linked to the function of LRRK2, however no cellular phenotype has been found to be altered in the same way by penetrant mutations in each of the three central domains of LRRK2.
If accurate, the report is especially damning because the U.S. government has, in the past, suggested that China-made network equipment has been intercepted and altered in exactly the same way.
We have shown that a strategy that combines analysis of genes likely to be responsible for a pathogenic phenotype with those miRNAs altered in the same disease is an effective way to identify functional interactions.
The study's authors concluded, "at medicinal doses, kava does not alter driving in the same way as benzodiazepines," such as oxazepam.
Internal DAGL inhibition did not alter eCBmGluR in the same way (Figs. 4c, 4d).
The next president will also face debate over whether the government should regulate plants and animals altered with CRISPR in the same way it treats other genetically modified (GM) organisms.
