The phrase "altering the model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications made to a specific model, whether in a scientific, mathematical, or conceptual context.
Example: "The researchers are altering the model to better fit the new data they have collected."
Alternatives: "modifying the model" or "adjusting the model".
However, the solution for other restraints, shapes, and loads can be obtained without altering the model, but simply by adjusting the mathematical form of the functions which the equations are solved by.
Getaround is a new startup taking on Zipcar by altering the model.
Visualizing, sizing and simulating intervention using another medical device and altering the model in some way that includes this device.
Visualizing, sizing and simulating intervention using another medical device and altering the model in some way that includes this device 7.
Altering the model by varying the likelihood for loss of response in either group had little effect on the relative cost-effectiveness of nVNS (Table 5).
To meet the assumptions for analysis we would need to recode all variables, intrinsically altering the model.
After inspection of the Schoenfeld residuals we conclude that the overlap of age categories is very minor, and we proceed without altering the models.
One advantage of our modelling technique was that we were able to alter the model as required and in ways not possible with a real bat to ask specific 'what if' questions.
The US blog Jezebel criticised the decision of Roitfeld and photographer Steven Klein to alter the model's skin colour, accusing them of cultural insensitivity.
It would be great, says Johnson, if games companies opened up "the underlying architecture of these games and let educators load it with real historical information, or alter the model slightly, so you have different theories of how cities work".
The calibration approach did not significantly alter the model results for peak flow, but the low flow projections were again highly influenced.
