The phrase "altering the response of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made to a reaction or answer, often in contexts like psychology, technology, or communication.
Example: "The new software is designed for altering the response of users to various stimuli."
Alternatives: "modifying the reaction of" or "changing the answer of".
Agonists and antagonists of miRNAs are being developed that may have a role in altering the response of both normal and malignant tissue to the effects of radiation.
Hypoxia plays a key role in this process by altering the response of progenitor cells to the other signals, which maximizes the expansion and differentiation of stress erythroid progenitors[3].
Repeated cycles can theoretically build social capital, potentially altering the response of the community to a number of health issues.
The relative levels of the estrogen receptors and the co-regulators can change with disease, age, and sex, thereby altering the response of the cell to estrogen.
Although intelectin in the airway may serve as a novel defensive gene altering the response of asthmatics to infection, the contribution of intelectin to asthma pathogenesis requires further exploration.
Ipsilateral massage (Ipsi-R and Ipsi-M) may advocate an increased PPT via breaking up of fibrous adhesions and altering the response of free nerve endings (i.e. nociceptors) in the fascia [ 1, 2].
Contrary to the implications of horizontal curvature, those of skew angles are significant in altering the responses of the bridges concerning moments and fundamental frequencies.
Fetal ethanol exposure has been shown to alter the response of the offspring to stress (Angelogianni and Gianoulakis 1989; Weinberg et al. 1986; Taylor et al. 1986).
Damage caused by fatigue or cracks results in local reductions in stiffness parameters and may drastically alter the response of the beam.
Whilst electrospray ionisation (ESI) allows the analyst to focus on the analyte of interest it is non-selective and blind to background effects which can in certain instances alter the response of the compound of interest, leading to inaccurate data.
CNTs, in addition to their mere presence as reinforcement, were found to alter the response of the PAN matrix to stress and thus enhance the performance of the composite.
