The phrase "altering the predictions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications made to forecasts or expected outcomes in various contexts, such as science, business, or data analysis.
Example: "The new data set is significantly altering the predictions we made last quarter."
Alternatives: "modifying the forecasts" or "changing the projections."
While base pairing of the two conserved regions could lead to the formation of the base of the putative stem-loop or panhandle structures, the intervening sequence variation altered the predictions for the rest of the structures.
The experimental design is based on changes in an effort-cost parameter, which do not alter the set of Nash equilibria nor do they alter the predictions of adjustment theories based on imitation or best response dynamics.
The very shape of the distribution used to model these increase in MIC did not alter the predictions, because selection of resistant strains in the community arose primarily by interhuman transmission.
These changes did result in amino acid changes of the WciN protein of F22Y, H181N and G226V, however, these changes did not alter the predictions of the secondary structure and the amino acid accessibility analysed using the programme NetSurfP at http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/NetSurfP/[ 13].
The definition of the composite prescribing indicator did not substantially alter the predictions made by the model but M1 (prescribing ACEI without urea and electrolyte monitoring) was the major driver for a monitoring indicator and, given the number of patients at risk, might be a better marker of prescribing safety.
Although the amplitudes of the virtual Erk activation level were altered, the prediction of comparable or higher activation levels in the low calcium, relative to the physiological calcium simulations continued to hold true in every case (results not shown).
However, oxygen uptake is also affected by low glucose and pH, and this may alter the prediction of oxygen tension profiles, depending on culture conditions, that is, static, perfusion, and suspended cultures (Zhou et al., 2008).
Changing the prescribed wall boundary condition from fixed-temperature to adiabatic significantly altered the numerical predictions at 5 atm.
