The phrase "altered matter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications to physical substances or materials, often in scientific or philosophical discussions.
Example: "The experiment focused on the properties of altered matter and its potential applications in technology."
Alternatives: "modified substance" or "transformed material".
Some irreversible, negative effects of soil sealing are impermeable ground and modified ecosystems (bio-geochemical cycle, water cycles, loss of biodiversity, etc)., which alter matter and energy flows and the ecological functions of the soil.
If a thing is despised, either because of ignorance or because it is despicable, you will not alter matters by changing its name.
Doorenweerd, N. et al. Reduced cerebral gray matter and altered white matter in boys with duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Finally, imaging has shown reduced grey matter volume and altered white matter microstructure compared to age-matched healthy controls, which was also more profound in patients missing Dp14027.
This is well in line with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies demonstrating global structural alteration with reduced grey matter volume all through the cortex and altered white matter microstructure also throughout the brain in DMD patients compared to healthy age-matched controls27,50.
More recently, studies using diffusion tensor imaging measures of white matter pathways connecting these regions demonstrated altered white matter organisation of rostral anterior cingulate cortex-pre-supplementary motor area and dLPFC-presupplementary motor area pathways [ 78].
Whether altered gray matter volume is associated with altered functional and structural connectivity in SAD.
DTI indicated altered white matter integrity in CC and microstructural alterations in caudate.
At least one animal study also showed that chronic cocaine administration altered white matter myelin by reducing myelin basic protein (Narayana et al, 2009).
