The phrase "altered with this" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a change or modification related to something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The document was altered with this new information, making it more accurate."
Alternatives: "modified with this" or "changed with this".
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Additionally, a recent study [34] showed that proprioception at knee joint is already altered with this pathology in young obese patients aged 7 to 12. Body schema is built on the basis of multisensory inputs including cutaneous and proprioceptive receptors.
A. Aceves-Cano et al. present an original research "Morphological Findings in Trophozoites during Amoebic Abscess Development in Misoprostol-Treated BALB/c Mice," where they show how trophozoites are altered with this kind of treatment.
RP11-79B13 waselecteded as the control clone, as in none of the microarrays was this region altered, with the deviation from baseline at this clone being negligible (normalized values of 0.988 1.007, SD = 0.009, for all 5 arrays).
The tunable SERS signals altered with the controllable nanogaps (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
It was found that the electrical properties of MWCNTs altered with the degree of a vacuum.
The saturation and hues of the painted walls also altered with the flow of motion.
Conceivably therefore, if Ca2+ release from ER is altered with aging, this alteration may develop in parallel with altered Ca2+ influx (Clodfelter et al., 2002).
It would also be useful to understand how the conformation of the collagen molecular structure is altered with IPA treatment and this could be analysed using Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy.
Their facial structures are altered with makeup.
Tilin amber is diagenetically altered, with diagnostic biomarkers degraded.
