The phrase "altering flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to changing or modifying the movement or direction of something, such as in discussions about fluid dynamics, processes, or even in metaphorical terms like communication.
Example: "The engineer focused on altering flow to improve the efficiency of the water system."
Alternatives: "modifying flow" or "changing flow".
The effect of relative size of droplets and ratio of BZ pre-cursor solutions can be investigated quickly and simply by altering flow rates.
The results showed that the fluid dynamic effects on ITV formation were weak, causing only mild variation when altering flow velocities.
It is demonstrated here that altering flow inside the lumen by placing flow restricting devices can be used in the hollow fiber membrane system design in the application of gas gas separation.
For live-bed scour, besides the upstream bed aggradation, the downstream submerged weir can affect the local scour at a pier through two mechanisms: (i) superposition of local scour areas; and (ii) altering flow patterns.
This pattern of population structure suggests that seagrass patches are not entraining the larvae of T. paleacea by altering flow regimes within their environment; a process hypothesized to produce extensive genetic subdivision on fine geographic scales.
Nonetheless, the water flow between the two sides of the flume chamber was similar, and preliminary tests altering flow rate between each side confirmed that butterflyfishes did not prefer a chamber based on flow rate.
Fluidic flow control is a method for altering flows over aerodynamic surfaces which does not rely upon altering the physical shape of the surface (typically through moving control surfaces such as flaps).
While this does not often occur in the aorta, chronic occlusive disease can significantly alter flow in very large aortic branches, such as the carotid and iliac arteries.
In addition, tilt may also alter flow dynamics.
column; Alter flow rate to maintain linear flow for other column dimensions.
When present, these findings should raise the suspicion of altered flow dynamics including underlying intra- or extra-cardiac shunt.
