The phrase "altered proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes in ratios or relationships between quantities or elements.
Example: "The altered proportion of ingredients in the recipe resulted in a unique flavor profile."
Alternatives: "modified ratio" or "changed proportion".
Its existence simply changed other things in and outside of its vicinity, altered proportions, left past and future works to readjust, react, attack".
Of note, altered proportions of circulating Tfh subsets in patients with juvenile dermatomyositis (JDM) seem to be associated with disease activity [ 17], which contrasts with findings in our RA patients.
Although, with the exception of pGSK3B-Tyr216, phosphorylevelslevels of these proteins were either not increased or not measured, these data still suggest altered proportions of active versus inactive forms of components of several signaling pathways.
On average, none of the sepsis patient subgroups analysed had significantly altered proportions of activated T cells; however, especially in the shock group, there were cases with marked elevation or reduction, respectively, of activated T cells.
Like Mr. Génot, she kept her recipe secret, not by withholding it, but by slightly altering proportions of the ingredients in every retelling.
Through hybridization to a titration series in which the japonica- and indica-derived cDNA templates were mixed with altering proportions, a regression model was used to screen for diagnostic probe sets for each SNP.
As CMV is well known to drive T cell differentiation and alter proportions of peripheral lymphocyte subpopulations [ 7- 9], HC and HT were separated into CMV IgG seropositive and seronegative subgroups.
Altering proportions — by exaggerating some aspects and minimizing others — can convey unique ideas, or represent a certain style of drawing.
P application maintained the balance of C metabolism in well-watered plants, but altered the proportion of nitrogenous compounds in N metabolism.
These results corroborate the findings from CTF-expressing cells that altered the proportion of IL-10+ or IFNγ+-only producing cells.
Secondly, we modified the NCEP ATP III criteria (substituted a BMI≥30 for the waist circumference criterion) which is likely to have somewhat altered the proportion of people in our sample categorized as having metabolic syndrome.
