The phrase "altering network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, telecommunications, or systems where changes or modifications to a network are being discussed.
Example: "The team is focused on altering the network to improve data flow and connectivity."
Alternatives: "modifying the network" or "changing the network".
Together, these data support the hypothesis that the autism-associated NL3 mutation affects information processing in neuronal networks by altering network architecture and synchrony.
The decreased activation of brain regions of right occipital lobe, cerebellum, right frontal lobe, brain stem and temporal lobe may be the neural basis of altering network impairment in TEL patients.
In additon, the specific NLGN3 mutation has also been considered to affect information processing in neuronal networks by altering network architecture and synchrony in a recent report [ 23].
Acetylcholine can substantially regulate the function of perisomatic inhibitory cells by affecting their membrane properties or by modulating their GABA release (Lawrence, 2008), and thus altering network dynamics (Hasselmo, 2006).
In summary, the system responds to the burst in cholesterol availability by altering network fluxes to maximize cholesterol clearance, but prevents prolonged synthesis of large quantities of BA, mitigating against their potential toxicity.
Verret, L. et al. Inhibitory interneuron deficit links altered network activity and cognitive dysfunction in Alzheimer model.
They found that swapping the promoter GAL80, which mediates a negative feedback loop, substantially altered network activity and the fitness profiles of yeast cells.
Moreover, the adversary can compute a large number of pairwise keys by eavesdropping on nonce and ID in the JOIN messages broadcast by other nodes so that it can overhear, forge, and alter network messages later.
We performed integrated network analysis to identify frequently altered network modules and candidate driver mutations in glioblastoma.
Recently, MEAs demonstrated that local chemical stimuli, in addition to electrical stimuli, could alter network activity states [41].
It is not completely understood how and why slow electrical stimulation (fstim <1 Hz) may alter network connectivity.
