The phrase "altering the frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to changes in rates, oscillations, or patterns, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The researchers focused on altering the frequency of the sound waves to achieve clearer audio output."
Alternatives: "modifying the frequency of" or "changing the frequency of".
She has been working on software and chips to fine-tune the performance of gaming machines by altering the frequency of payoffs, and is becoming fluent in the arcana of the gaming world.
Habitat can influence parasite load in host species, altering the frequency of contact with vectors of blood parasites [34].
More recently, it has been suggested [8] that culture may also influence the frequency and intensity of emotional expression by affecting the way we understand the meaning of situations or by altering the frequency of occurrence of emotion inducing situations.
There are many factors that could contribute to modification of presynaptic transmitters release altering the frequency of mEPSCs.
Chemotaxis is the biasing of movement towards regions of higher concentrations of beneficial or lower concentrations of toxic chemicals by altering the frequency of flagella switching [ 12].
The large number of candidate SNPs in these regions identified in multiple analyses indicate these two regions may harbor variants that are locally adaptive, with selection altering the frequency of nearby SNPs through genetic hitchhiking (Nielsen et al. 2005).
The first would then affect the expression frequencies of cells with different Ly49 receptors, i.e. the "Ly49 repertoire", while the second would rather adapt the activation status of each NK cell without altering the frequencies of cells with defined Ly49 receptor combinations.
Although this scenario is possible, it does not seem likely, as it would imply that the seven singletons were able to outcompete most of the haplotypes detected in both maternal samples, which would presumably also have been transmitted in the maternal inoculum, and without substantially altering the frequencies of the two major haplotypes.
The external driving power can alter the frequency of the impact oscillator.
Both pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic interventions alter the frequency of AECOPDs and COPD-related hospitalizations.
This finding provides insight into the crossover maturation process and may help explain how sequence polymorphisms in RNF212 alter the frequency of crossing over in humans.
