The phrase "altered passage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a section of text that has been modified or changed from its original form.
Example: "The author included an altered passage in the revised edition to clarify the main argument."
Alternatives: "modified excerpt" or "revised section".
Supplementation with RDP altered passage rate of acid detergent insoluble ash in a quadratic (P=0.05) manner that paralleled the intake response.
According to Fox News, in an article titled "Marine court-martialed for refusing to remove Bible verse," "The plight of Lance Corporal Monifa Sterling seems unbelievable -- a member of the Armed Forces criminally prosecuted for displaying a slightly altered passage of Scripture from the Old Testament: "No weapon formed against me shall prosper".
It should be noted that although both the time and the length of the altered passage here exceeded those in the Transatlantic, the additional compensation sought here is just under one third of the contract price.
Intestinal epithelial cells are thus important targets for the toxic effects of mycotoxins and it is clear that an altered barrier could result in an altered passage of mycotoxin co-contaminants, xenobiotics and pathogens.
One should note that expression of GREM1, FRZB and DKK1 is not significantly altered between passage 0 and passage 2 chondrocytes (data not shown).
Consistent with this similarity, when we examined telomere structures of cdc13Δ strains they were altered by passage 9 and showed rearrangements like telomerase-deficient survivors.
These results suggest that although 263K agent was substantially altered by passage through the new hamster species, in general it was not able to impart molecular characteristics like glycoform or the pathologic patterns established in the new species back to the Syrian hamsters.
The PFGE types are known to be altered during passage in bovine intestine [ 17], and therefore the identical PFGE patterns of O157 isolates from offal and feces of bovines at slaughter suggest that this dissemination of O157 might be due to animal-to-animal contact at preslaughter (including farm environment) and/or cross-contamination at slaughter, respectively.
The increase in expression changes, altered during passaging, are constant through the passages.
But also other genes, such as cytokine receptors and regulators of other cellular pathways are altered during passaging (Table 1).
Each enhancement occurred alter the passage of a plasmoid and was accompanied by a south-to-north variation in Bz.
