The phrase "altered little" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something has been changed or modified slightly. Example: The recipe calls for sugar, but I only used honey instead. The taste may be altered little, but it's still delicious.
It has altered little since medieval days.
The assumptions underlying present economic arrangements have altered little in centuries, despite the advent of democracy.
The consultation altered little of great substance, but it did highlight the language of the past that education ministers prefer.
Insisting for both religious and political reasons that they were orthodox, they altered little in the Christological dogma.
The rounded form survived and became general, and the shape of the letter has since altered little.
They are Shangaan people, whose way of life in the borderlands of Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe, based on crops and cattle, has altered little for generations.
If the report is authentic, then it alters little of what was previously published about General Pinochet's health.
But even if it does win, the Democratic Party may end up altering little, given its own lack of both strong leaders and a clear policy agenda, say political analysts.
The XRD spectra (Fig. 1b and Additional file 1: Figure S4) of the CDs before and after adding H2O2 alter little, indicating there are no changes in the crystalline structure of the CDs.
The songs have also been altered a little to de-emphasize rhythmic ornaments that were peculiar to Soul Coughing.
Note that the topology and the wireless model used on the central server are defined in Section 3 and can be altered with little effort.
