The phrase "altering the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications to a process, project, or growth in various contexts, such as education, technology, or personal development.
Example: "The new policy is altering the development of our educational curriculum to better meet student needs."
Alternatives: "modifying the progress of" or "changing the evolution of".
Researchers are keen to investigate the effects of hormones such as testosterone which is believed to be capable of altering the development of the amygdala in babies in the womb.
The premature surge of leptin may be altering the development of the hypothalamus, a region of the brain that helps to regulate appetite and metabolism, say the researchers, who report their findings today in Cell Metabolism.
The results presented here provide new insight into the ecological role that horses play in forest-meadow landscape mosaics, which, via altering the development of vegetation, may contribute to an increase in biodiversity within forest habitats.
Such studies have implicated the existence of genetic modifiers - genes whose natural polymorphic variation contributes to altering the development of Huntington's disease symptoms.
This line of research has produced some concrete demonstrations of extrinsic stimuli, presumably acting via tactile sensation, altering the development of the CNS [ 79].
If KFL8 also regulates PPAR γ in the placenta, a key factor in placental angiogenesis [ 98], it is plausible that under obesogenic conditions KLF8 may also have an important role in altering the development of the placenta vasculature.
"Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture," opening Oct. 29, brings together 100 works from the late 19th century to the present, examining how gender and sexual identity have altered the development of the genre.
Whether silencing of the Clock gene altered the development of circadian oscillation of mESCs during differentiation remains unknown.
