The phrase "altering the effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes that impact the outcome or influence of something.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at altering the effect of previous regulations on small businesses."
Alternatives: "modifying the impact of" or "changing the influence of".
The role of education and verbal abilities in altering the effect of age-related gray matter differences on cognition.
The interaction may take place at presynaptic terminals, altering the release of neurotransmitter, or it may take place postsynaptically, altering the effect of neurotransmitter.
"People in the trenches uncrating an Eva Hesse sculpture like 'Expanded Expansion' can see that the rubber applied to cheese cloth is beginning to disintegrate, greatly altering the effect of the piece, which is lying in a crate in the warehouse like a patient on life support," he said.
The root cause of the widening identity distance in NEA is the rise of the so-called history problem (lishi wenti) in the 1980s, influencing China's threat perception of Japan and altering the effect of Korea's democratization on its relations with Japan.
We will also consider effect modifiers not directly associated with prenatal alcohol use, but potentially altering the effect of PAE.
Additionally, post-translational modifications such as phosphorylation can impact affinity of IGFBPs for IGF ligands, altering the effect of these proteins on cell behavior [ 31].
In mice, betamethasone increased the sensitivity of the premature ductus to the contractile effects of oxygen without altering the effects of other contractile or vasodilatory stimuli.
The addition of the threat manipulation did not seem to significantly alter the effect of pain on these attentional tasks.
A stratified analysis demonstrated that epidemiology training did not meaningfully alter the effect of journal attribution on participants' impression scores.
