The phrase "altering applied" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The process of altering applied methods can lead to improved results."
Alternatives: "modifying applied" or "changing applied".
The morphology of TNT arrays on FTO substrates was controlled by altering applied voltage and anodizing duration.
The tube length and pore diameter of TNT arrays were able to control by altering applied voltage and anodization time as shown in Fig. 3.
Note, the largest distance of reagent dislocation was determined by examining the results of altering applied reagent volume, but not concentration, in volumes from 5 µL to 30 µL in a series of experiments.
The thickness of the coating layer was controlled by altering the applied voltage and deposition time.
The used film was simply regenerated by only altering the applied potential.
Dramatically raising the conductivity of a polymer solution by using a salt additive allows control over the electric field-induced jet feed rate when electrospinning from an unconfined fluid without altering the applied voltage.
Finally, the optimization problem of the complex modulus of the MRE core is defined by minimizing the velocity response spectrum and the rms velocity response of the sandwich beam, through altering the applied magnetic fields.
Finally, we demonstrated in vivo human retinal imaging by altering the applied SA.
In order to evaluate the performance, we measured the maximum OCT signals and the RMS wavefront error as altering the applied SA.
The light power and hence intensity delivered to the cells on the microscope stage was controlled by maintaining the LED at fixed voltage and altering the applied current.
So the artist scanned a transparency of the drawing into a Quantel Paintbox, a machine that digitally alters photographs; applied perspective; then caused it to appear in the mirror, where it makes an animated context for the nude.
