The phrase "altering the base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to modifying a foundational element, such as in mathematics, programming, or construction.
Example: "The engineer is altering the base of the structure to improve its stability."
Alternatives: "modifying the foundation" or "changing the base".
A good combination of strength and ductility was achieved by altering the base Mg Y Nd Zr microstructure through FSP and subsequent aging.
These versatile materials can furthermore be engineered to encompass biomedical applications in addition to providing improved hardness and other such uses in altering the base materials.
The example was composed by altering the base in the ways described below.
The learner is also presented with problems as examples, each generated by altering the base.
The latter three groups adapted ideas used in the example because it was composed by altering the base (partially altered).
The resultant inosine has biochemical properties similar to guanosine and preferentially base pairs with cytosine, therefore altering the base pairing and RNA secondary structure of the edited RNA.
UDG, which operates by a nucleotide flipping mechanism, was first converted into a sequence nonspecific cytosine DNA glycosylase (CDG) by altering the base-specific hydrogen bond donor-acceptor groups in the active site.
Managers can alter the base with tactical changes; all they can do with the superstructure is ensure players are in the best condition physically and emotionally to play to their maximum (and to get the 'best' players on the pitch in the 'best' positions – although again that begins to seep into the base).
The two T1D-associated intronic SNPs within IFIH1, rs35337543 (IVS8+1) and rs35732034 (IVS14+1), alter the 5' base of intron 8 and intron 14 consensus splice sequences, respectively, and were predicted to alter splicing of the intron [4].
We found that accounting for future costs did not significantly alter the base case result.
Treatment with TOCP did not alter the base line levels of any of the respiratory parameters assessed (data not shown).
