The phrase "altering degrees of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe varying levels or intensities of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The study examined the altering degrees of stress experienced by individuals in different work environments."
Alternatives: "varying levels of" or "different intensities of".
Secondly, the cluster with abnormal FCD was considered as a specific seed point to evaluate the altered degree of functional connectivity in MOH.
These results provide theoretical constraints on the spontaneous generation of order in the distributions of proteins within cells and imply that work done by maintaining oxidation-reduction gradients can selectively alter the degrees of formation of assemblages of proteins.
The number of hydrolyzable ester bonds in the formed crosslinks may be controlled by altering the degree of methacrylation on the alginate polymer backbone.
Preformulation design variables indicated that relative ratios of phospholipids, considerably influences NL size, thus altering the degree of drug loading in the formulation.
As a result of cell growth, the magnitude of G′ and G″ increased at low frequencies while also altering the degree of high frequency dependence, indicating that cellular interactions with the micro-pore infrastructure has a profound effect on the viscoelastic behavior of the substrates.
The mechanical properties of the cell wall can be modulated by enzymatically altering the degree of cross-linking between existing cell wall polymers or by the addition of new cell wall material.
More distal placement of glutamate receptors on the head of neuronal spines, compared to GABA receptors, also might dilute the intensity of IPSP states at the soma and axon hillock induced by glutamatergic blockade, altering the degree of disinhibition passed on to output targets such as ventral pallidum, lateral hypothalamus or ventral tegmentum.
The accessibility of large territories of the genome can be regulated by altering the degree of chromatin compaction.
Through altering the degree of chromatin compaction, PTMs of histone tails create chromatin structures favorable either for activation or repression of genes, depending on the genomic context and the combination of modifications at a given site [ 2].
This finding raises the possibility that, by deliberately altering the degree of coordinated activity between specific brain regions, it might be possible to recover abilities that have been lost as a result of disorders such as stroke.
