The phrase "altered with either" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a modification involving two options, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The design can be altered with either a new color scheme or a different layout."
Alternatives: "modified using either" or "changed with either".
In MT embryos, this organization was altered with either absence of the peri-spindle layer and/or persistence of some structures within the spindle (Figure 8, lower panels).
Plasma concentrations of glucose, HDL cholesterol, apoA-I, and ALT were not altered with either treatment.
Src activation was not altered with either 17-AAG or EC154 and was only modestly reduced by the higher dose of LBH589.
Sample entropy was not altered with training in either group (p = 0.80, Table 2).
Because neither EDV nor LVM was significantly altered with training in either sex, structural changes are unlikely to be the cause of the functional improvements (EF, Elv) observed in female participants.
Several signalling pathways were found altered with ageing either in experimental animals or in humans.
We do not know exactly which components of the proteasome are altered with aging, either expression, changes in the proteasome subunits or the formation of inhibitory molecules.
In CdLS cell lines an altered transcription with either NIPBL or HDAC8 mutations has been found.
These results may suggest, however, that the cellular regulation of cholesterol metabolism is altered with ageing and could either involve abnormal regulation of cellular cholesterol export or altered production intracellularly [ 43, 48].
To gain biological insight and contextualized differentially expressed genes (as described above), we further analyzed genes that were significantly altered with adjusted p-values of either <0.001 or <0.01.
In contrast, when oscillations were blocked by either LMB or CHX, intranuclear p65 mobility measured by line FRAP was progressively altered with time.
