The phrase "altered model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a modified or changed version of a theoretical framework, design, or system.
Example: "The researchers presented an altered model of the original theory to better fit the new data they collected."
Alternatives: "modified version of" or "revised framework of".
Given the difficulty in identifying asteroid impact ejecta units and buried impact structures, it is likely new discoveries of impact signatures are in store, which would further profoundly alter models of terrestrial evolution.
Measures of Health Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) have not only become popular investigative tools, but also have been used in an effort to define and alter models of health care delivery.
Then, finally, they acted on the basis of the altered model.
This document presents a series of simulations, examining the effects of altering model parameters on two of the epidemiologic outputs: incidence and mean duration of the first episode.
Cohort effects: Simulation effects were represented by altering model parameters for sets of entities created (i.e. "born") during specified time intervals as the simulation was running.
Mauchley et al examined the clinical utility of routine preoperative computed tomography (CT) scans and their cost-effectiveness in the treatment of patients with colon cancer; CT scans provided information that was used in treatment planning (33% of patients), and sometimes altered the model of treatment (16% of patients).
Research conducted by us and others have provided evidence that adenosine receptor expression is altered in models of lung disease.
Here, we first used the method of endogenous LC3 protein monitoring to ask whether or not basal autophagy is altered in models of loss of DJ-1 function.
MU recruitment and rate coding strategies are altered in models of aging, pain and disease [ 3, 4].
Apparent differences in the effects of OA on sensitivity to NGF detected by weight-bearing asymmetry and von Frey hair testing may be due to their non-linear measurement properties and further work would be required to confirm our suggestion that NGF-induced allodynia is not altered in models of OA.
