The phrase "altered only during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify a condition or time frame in which something can be changed or modified.
Example: "The settings will be altered only during the maintenance window to ensure system stability."
Alternatives: "modified solely during" or "changed exclusively during".
While many genes exhibited striking differences throughout all or most periods of development, groups of genes were identified that were altered only during discrete windows of development.
Figure 2A shows that let-7 was significantly altered only during the period shortly after hepatectomy and reverted back to baseline levels at around 40 hours.
The analysis revealed 228 genes (151 up- and 77 down-regulated) altered only during neuronal-differentiation of the SCZP cells (Additional file 1: Table S2, Figure S3), from which ten were described by studies in schizophrenia.
After such an overwhelming sense that something has been consummated, it follows that he thinks, "You go back to a play at your peril", laughing that he has altered only one line during rehearsals for this revival of Making Noise Quietly.
Thus, the fronto-parietal component, though similar in both groups during the initial resting scan, was altered only after learning.
Whilst Ad5WT altered 3946 mRNAs ≥ 2-fold, Ad5mir122 altered only 668 mRNAs (Figure 6b).
I would alter only one word in that blurb now.
Finally, disrupting AIP function altered PMv-M1 interactions only during a grasp context but not at rest, which again strongly argues against a nonspecific effect of cTBS.
High rates of GIS were reported in both events; however, incidence and severity of GIS only negatively altered nutritional intake during MSUM.
Torque measurements were performed following a protocol that was validated previously [21]: the use of a constructed reference plane that can be only minimally altered during orthodontic treatment allows for precise measurements.
That MKP-1 expression was only weakly altered during the initial phase of ERK1/2 activation would suggest other mechanisms, PP2A inactivation, regulating the pathway.
