The phrase "altered turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business or finance, particularly when discussing changes in revenue or sales figures.
Example: "The company's altered turnover this quarter reflects the impact of the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "modified revenue" or "adjusted sales".
The heterogeneous response of tight junctional proteins to cytokine exposure may be due to junctional remodeling which may involve additional protein synthesis and altered turnover rates.
These results suggest that the stability of three DNA binding transcription factors integral to the transcriptional response to estrogen in luminal breast cancer cells, exhibits altered turnover downstream of estrogen upon mutation of one allele of GATA3.
Altered turnover of fat cells and their lipid content is important for common clinical disorders.
One of the goals in this work was to examine changes in gene expression due to altered transcription and those due to altered turnover across a time course allowing sufficient time for the resolution of time disparities between new mRNA synthesis and their appearance as measurable cellular pools.
This delicate balance may be disturbed in connective tissues disease, resulting in an altered turnover of both formation and degradation, leading to a tissue imbalance.
These results suggest that an altered turnover of connective tissue in the uterosacral ligament might be responsible for the presence of pelvic floor relaxation in postmenopausal women.
Deletion of either R2 or B does not alter turnover of APC2ΔArm.
Because of the dense packing of RPs within the ribosome, the introduction of large tags is likely to interfere with RP incorporation and potentially alter turnover rates for the tagged proteins, thus reducing the apparent RP abundance.
Neurochemical effects include altered monoamine turnover (e.g., reduced dopamine turnover in striatum and nucleus accumbens) and increased dopamine turnover in prefrontal cortex (Newport et al. 2002).
Of the 2,435 apparently healthy subjects (1,761 men and 674 women), we limited the subjects to 1,229 nondiabetic men, aged 25 60 years, who were expected to have minimal bone turnover to minimize the effects of altered bone turnover on serum osteocalcin levels.
The latter seems to depend on several, only partly elucidated, mechanisms, such as the increased skeletal content of advanced glycation end-products causing collagen deterioration, the altered differentiation of bone osteogenic cells, the altered bone turnover and micro-architecture.
