The phrase "altered reaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a response or behavior has been changed or modified, often in scientific or psychological discussions.
Example: "The altered reaction of the subjects indicated a significant change in their emotional state after the treatment."
Alternatives: "modified response" or "changed reaction".
The subsequent engineering at the levels of the whole-cell catalyst and the reaction media was matched to altered reaction conditions.
For the related enzyme PAH and other oxidoreductases, some disease-associated mutations show altered reaction stoichiometry with uncoupling of substrate consumption to product formation [Kemsley et al., 2003].
To further explore the signalling system for processes that potentially contribute to or counteract a spatially synchronous execution of apoptosis, we investigated the role of caspase-dependent feed-backs, altered reaction kinetics and the consequences of immobilising macromolecular aggregates.
Occupational studies have demonstrated that exposure to manganese can cause cognitive and motor defects, in addition to changes in mood and short-term memory, altered reaction time and reduced hand eye coordination (15, 16).
Altered reaction to eye contact is likely to be one important part of the ASD phenotype.
Thus, an alteration in the function of the enzyme may result in altered reaction rates and differential pathways of the metabolism of mutagens and carcinogens.
Silke Göbel, a psychologist at the University of York in the United Kingdom, cautions that although the people treated with TDCS may have altered reactions on the Stroop test, the research team has not yet directly shown this improves real-world math skills.
Second is the "neuronal hypothesis" which states that altered reactions of melanocytes to neuropeptides and catecholamines are responsible for melanocyte destruction [ 12].
In principle, age-related changes can induce altered reactions of cultured cells taken from older donors to differentiation and dedifferentiation stimuli.
To effectively adjust patient needs to optimal treatment interventions, health-care professionals must be able to distinguish normal adjustment to cancer from altered reactions to the disease.
This theoretical reaction does not account for the presence, in commercial practice, of impurities in the metal and slag that may alter reaction temperatures and cause undesirable reactions of their own.
