The phrase "altering architecture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, construction, or changes in structural or conceptual frameworks.
Example: "The project focuses on altering architecture to create more sustainable living spaces."
Alternatives: "modifying design" or "changing structure".
An altered architecture in PstA compared to canonical PII proteins results in differences in ligand coordination.
Treatment do not influence the history of type 1 Preiser resulting in a fragmented and collapsed scaphoid, while the prognosis with a minimally altered architecture after treatment is much better in type 2 Preiser.
Sulfated vizantin at the concentration of 50 μM upregulated the expression of the gtfB and gtfC genes, but downregulated the expression of the gtfD gene, suggesting altered architecture in the biofilm.
The fire altered architecture of Laguna homes going forward; new houses had enclosed decks and stucco walls, Skenderian said.
Spleens were also discolored upon visual inspection and exhibited altered architecture upon histological analyses consisting of a markedly diminished red pulp and poorly defined lymphatic nodules (Fig. 3A-D).
Histological examination of resected fistula aneurysms shows extensive infiltration of collagen with thickening and altered architecture of the vessel wall [ 6].
The typical malformations seen from intolerable doses of small molecular TRKIs included pericardial and yolk-sac oedema, altered architecture of the dorsal and caudal fins, and also short anterior-posterior body axis.
Both cancer-associated fibroblasts [ 63] and endothelial cells [ 64] showed indeed altered architecture [ 65] and paracrine signals expression that ultimately lead to malignancy [ 66, 67] and genetic instability of the epithelial cell layer [ 68].
Markovics, J. A. et al. Interleukin-1β induces increased transcriptional activation of the transforming growth factor-β-activating integrin subunit β8 through altering chromatin architecture.
