The phrase "altered rate" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a change or adjustment in the rate of something, such as interest rates, exchange rates, or tax rates. Here is an example sentence: "The bank has announced an altered rate for mortgage loans, which will affect customers' monthly payments."
This was illustrated when the cell was exposed to altered external demands as well as altered rate expression parameters resulting from causal genetic mutations.
The individuals, who communicated with colleagues about the rate-setting through emails and instant messages, also altered rate submissions to benefit traders at other banks.
An altered rate of cell proliferation may be detrimental for the plant and could be the reason for the reported smaller size of older space-grown seedlings.
To investigate whether TLR4KO MSC exhibited altered rate of proliferation, the proliferation rates of both genotypes were examined by 1) BrdU incorporation and 2) direct cell counting.
Therefore, it is necessary to also assess its mRNA levels to distinguish altered rate of degradation from synthesis.
High levels of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) could indicate risk for hypothyroidism or suggest an altered rate of drug metabolism [ 17].
In diabetic individuals, altered rates of gluconeogenesis are responsible for increased hepatic glucose output and sustained hyperglycemia.
Global ischaemia and reperfusion after 1 h or 7 days did not show altered rates of dopamine release but did affect the dopamine D2 receptor.
Our objective was to determine whether individual differences in lifespan complex mental activity are linked to altered rates of hippocampal atrophy independent of global measures of neurodegeneration.
The development and continued growth of cancers involves altered rates of cell proliferation.
For example, if changes in Pliocene sea levels altered rates, we expect to observe an instantaneous shift in rates.
