The phrase "altered to target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications made to something in order to focus on a specific goal or audience.
Example: "The marketing strategy was altered to target a younger demographic, ensuring that the campaign resonated with their interests."
Alternatives: "modified to focus on" or "adjusted to aim at".
14 Also, imaging protocols would need to be altered to allow targeted management, and to determine when children outgrow their VUR, and the risk of acquired scarring.
Above all the DEG letter insists international tax rules should not be altered specifically to target digital companies, a move it says would be penalising their operational innovation.
The mechanisms of this enhancement in metastasis are not entirely clear, but may include accelerated cell proliferation, enhanced migratory activity, altered adhesiveness to target matrices or cells, and/or decreased apoptotic activity.
The divergent requirement for Gcn5 might thus be due to altered recruitment to target genes as a result of changes in the position or composition of transcription factor binding sites or changes in the repertoire of protein interaction partners available to transcription factor proteins.
These indicators, which can be altered to improve resilience, interestingly target the side of prevention.
In addition, the oxidation of amino acid residues containing aromatic structures (e.g., histidine, tyrosine, tryptophan, and phenylalanine) can result in protein conformational changes that alter affinity to target molecules and potentially increase or decrease binding to inhibitors or stimulators [46].
The combination of results provide insights into which structural features of harmine could be targeted and altered to improve the tau effects.
However, in the proposed mashup model the adapted target is altered to CAM Bundle.
It has been to alter market share: to target specific enemies and thus ensure that the drug traffic remains under the control of those traffickers who are allies of the Colombian state security apparatus and/or the CIA.
