The phrase "altered to explain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications made to something in order to clarify or provide an explanation.
Example: "The original document was altered to explain the new procedures more clearly."
Alternatives: "modified for clarification" or "adjusted to elucidate".
Illness severity, whether judged by admission gas exchange parameters, APACHE score, septic shock, length of hospital stay or mortality, does not appear to have altered sufficiently to explain this large increase, suggesting that the rise is either due to an increase in the total number of severely ill CAP cases presenting to hospital or the accommodation of a previously unmet need.
Earlier this week Mildenhall appeared on stage as a Trojan warrior, his online alter ego, to explain the results of a study his agency completed on how people behave in virtual worlds.
The applied algorithm substitutes each base pair at a time in the original input sequence with the other three remaining bases or a gap, i.e. a deletion, and then assesses the ability of the altered input sequence to explain the observed fragmentation pattern due to new peaks.
With regard to the latter question, we believe that the function of TGS1 in both RNA biology and transcriptional pattern regulation offers the basis for an attractive model involving altered RNA processing to explain coordinated loss of function of key regulators.
This result indicates that altered non-parenchymal cell activation is sufficient to explain altered regeneration in these disease phenotypes.
This is the basis for one of the alter native theories to explain Reeves's death.
We tested the hypothesis that alterations to non-parenchymal cell activation are sufficient to explain altered regeneration in these disease phenotypes.
We therefore tested whether alterations in hepatocyte response to non-parenchymal cells are sufficient to explain altered regeneration in these same disease phenotypes by changing parameters related to hepatocyte response to non-parenchymal cells (14 out of 33 parameters, Additional file 20: Table S3).
We found that for NASH, ASH, and cirrhosis, alterations in hepatocyte response to non-parenchymal cells was also sufficient to explain altered regeneration in these disease phenotypes (Additional file 21: Figure S17A-C).
In contrast, cellular localization was clearly altered, which perhaps helps to explain the significant improvement of anti-CS antibody and T-cell responses observed in mice using deletion variants in the context of the rAd35 carrier.
