The phrase "altered quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change or modification in the characteristics or attributes of something.
Example: "The altered quality of the product was evident after the new manufacturing process was implemented."
Alternatives: "modified quality" or "changed quality".
The buyer chooses the quality altered product if the product with marginally altered quality is more valuable to him or her relative to the marginal cost of altering the quality, which the seller adds to the price of the product.d The new product will then dominate the market, thereby improving the quality in the market.
Anxiety was not associated with higher length of stay, higher post ICU burden and altered quality of life.
We conclude that mice lacking functional activating FcγRs respond to Hg with increased levels and altered quality of CIC compared with wt mice.
In conclusion, mice deficient regarding the function of activating FcγRs respond to an Hg-induced autoimmune stimulus with increased levels and altered quality of CIC compared with mice expressing the intact receptors.
This can result in an increased occurrence of bone fracturing and a significantly altered quality of life for the patient.
Due to its pain symptoms, chronic progression and high recurrence rates, endometriosis is often associated with a severely altered quality of the patients' private and professional life (Gao et al., 2006; Stratton and Berkley, 2011).
Current advice has the capacity to profoundly alter quality of life following treatment for breast cancer.
These results suggest that early to mid-season deficit irrigation has the potential to maintain peanut yield without altering quality, and to substantially reduce water use in this semi-arid environment.
Local innovation enhances the productivity z, while altering quality λ.
It considerably alter quality of life [2, 3] but yet tend to be neglected by patients who do not care enough about it [3].
25, 26 However, adverse effects – mainly fatigue, diarrhea, and hand foot syndrome – may significantly alter quality of life and may lead to dose reduction of sorafenib.
