The phrase "altered sequential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that has been changed or modified in a specific order or sequence.
Example: "The altered sequential arrangement of the data allowed for more efficient processing."
Alternatives: "modified sequence" or "changed order".
In contrast to the pattern observed for endogenous S100A4, none of the recombinant proteins clearly displayed the characteristic picture of one main spot followed by gradually less intense spots, which would be expected for proteins altered by sequential PTMs.
As for consultants, their relative importance was altered in sequential rounds, suggesting openness to influence by peers and a move towards the consensus for which the Delphi process is valued.
Certainly, in the second research phase, it was apposite WP4's participant sample and interview guide altered: the sequential in-depth interviews were not two simultaneous exercises, but social research designed to follow the "temporal rhythm" [ 33] of an evolving, live decision-making phenomenon; a macro-level policy discourse on health and the post-2015 development goals.
Participating in and being altered by the multiple sequential steps that are involved in the neutrophil's path from the circulation to the inflammatory environment, the neutrophil membrane is changed into a new configuration, reflecting the fact that the function of the neutrophil (its overall properties) have changed also.
According to Kleva, the 15-month shutdown is "sequential".
In a setting where people make use of several accounts sequentially (such as when having a "discussion" between two or more alter egos) the sequential approach make sense, while it probably is less realistic for more normal use of multiple aliases.
We have provided two examples of how care schedules could be altered in this way following sequential screening (fig 3).
Transformed cells developed through a series of sequential steps, including altered growth kinetics, resistance to serum-induced terminal differentiation, and anchorage-independent growth, before becoming tumorigenic to form progressively growing tumors in nude mice.
We and others (Pineda Rodo et al., 2012) note that repeated imaging differentially affected signal intensity captured at 402 and 490 nm excitation wavelengths, which altered the excitation ratios of sequential images in a pH-independent manner.
Macrophages respond to LPS with a sequential cascade of altered gene expression that leads first to inflammation and elimination of the pathogen, and then to resolution of tissue damage [ 2- 4].
