The phrase "altering the efficacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes that affect the effectiveness or performance of something, such as a treatment, process, or product.
Example: "The new formulation is altering the efficacy of the medication, leading to better patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "changing the effectiveness" or "modifying the performance".
It has been hypothesized that each of these conditions adversely affects the other, leading to increased comorbidity while altering the efficacy of existing therapies.
This study was undertaken with the objective of (a) analysing the rice pdc gene family and (b) altering the efficacy of the ethanolic fermentation process, through production of transgenic rice plants over- and under-expressing pyruvate decarboxylase (employing Ospdc1 gene from rice) as well as over-expressing alcohol dehydrogenase (employing Ghadh2 gene from cotton) proteins.
In this review we will focus on mechanisms for controlling functional expression of NMDA receptors that involve altering the efficacy of mRNA translation.
Studies by Fidler and colleagues have shown that the expression of multidrug resistance genes and proteins can differ depending on the organ environment, thereby altering the efficacy of chemotherapy against tumors implanted at different organ sites [ 20- 22].
We explore the challenges that preclude more extensive clinical translation of these strategies and emphasize the role that underlying comorbidities have in altering the efficacy of these strategies in improving patient outcomes.
Other examples include a Crohn's-disease-associated variant in the 3' untranslated region of IRGM that alters binding by the microRNA mir-196, enhancing mRNA transcript stability and altering the efficacy of autophagy, thus affecting the anti-bacterial activity of intestinal epithelial cells [ 28].
However, strong feedbacks between biotic factors and the physical environment can alter the efficacy of these successional-based management efforts.
In addition to vitamins and herbs, says Dr. Seres, supplements can include hormones and other pharmacologically active ingredients that can alter the efficacy and safety of medications and affect the body's physiologic functions.
Among the influenza viral gene products, the hemagglutinin (HA) glycoprotein plays a critical role in influenza pathogenesis, is the target for vaccines and accumulates new mutations that may alter the efficacy of immunization.
Neuromodulators rapidly and flexibly alter the efficacy of these synaptic connections, while leaving the synaptic architecture unchanged, a process called dynamic network connectivity (DNC).
Moreover, we found out that the spacer length and the attachment position altered the efficacy of the bivalent ligands at the receptors by turning agonists into antagonists and inverse agonists.
