The phrase "altered to test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been modified or changed for the purpose of testing or experimentation.
Example: "The software was altered to test its performance under different conditions."
Alternatives: "modified for testing" or "changed for evaluation".
For example, using the S. mansoni glucose transporter structures, the aglycone could be altered to computationally test for stability and affinity of the designed glucoside(s).
What form the second tier exam would take remained under consideration, with Gove suggesting that it could be altered to a stand-alone test with a lower-grade ceiling or be an extension paper.
However, the gene-gender interaction altered to null after the multiple test based on the FDR approach.
The choice of threshold by which individuals can be classed as high risk is arbitrary and can be altered to the requirements of the test.
Among the charges, environmental employees are accused of misinterpreting the lead and copper rule, including allegations that lead tests were explicitly altered to subvert federal regulations.
To test whether altering the environment altered which genetic loci control the ionome, we compared the QTLs identified for each element in the five experiments.
In future studies, it will be necessary to alter the study design to test the prognostic potential of CNTNAP2 further, e.g. using a larger cohort containing node-negative patients.
To test whether altered methylation states could also be mirrored and supported in altered genes' expression, we appended to the DM analysis a careful selection of gene expression data at both the transcriptional and post-transcriptional levels from GEO (see Methods).
To test whether altered cell contractility mediated such effects, we analyzed cells for changes in shape using F-actin labeling.
