The phrase "altered regime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or set of rules that has been changed or modified, often in a political or organizational context.
Example: "The country has experienced significant changes since the altered regime took power, leading to new policies and governance structures."
Alternatives: "modified system" or "changed governance".
If virulence shifts occur in a chain reaction of several species of the microbiome, then the altered regime of increased virulence might remain stable or might take a long time to revert even if the injury or disease that triggered the switch is cured.
This state of 'chronic critical illness' can also be triggered by other acute episodes of illness (e.g., acute lung injury), and its maintenance seems related to persistent systemic inflammation [ 25], which might act by maintaining the microbiome in the altered regime of increased virulence.
One resorts to neologisms and euphemisms for the Iranian regime because Ahmadinejad's sustained presence in power has altered the regime's complexion you can't quite call it a full-scale mullahcracy any longer.
Under natural conditions the Dnieper had high flows during the spring and fall and low flows during the summer and winter; but dams have altered this regime, so that the river now has pronounced high flows in spring, diminishing flows in summer, and low flows from September to March.
The biased loss of habitat types can result in a dramatically altered selective regime for affected populations.
The loss and change of habitat because of blockages in the Central Valley might thus have substantial evolutionary consequences as a result of an altered selection regime.
Ultimately, these risks of an altered selection regime must be balanced against the demographic benefit provided by captive breeding during reintroduction.
Larrea invasion is thought to result from multiple drivers including overgrazing, altered disturbance regimes, elevated atmospheric CO2, and especially altered precipitation regimes and increased temperatures [28], [34].
Ecosystems and communities dependent on natural flow regime have already experienced the adverse impacts of altered flow regimes due to engineering interventions.
Feral cats, altered fire regimes, the expansion of the agriculture industry and other pests and weeds have been cited as reasons why nearly 1,800 species are nationally listed as being under threat.
Both invasive mesopredators and altered fire regimes impact populations of vulnerable native species.
