The phrase "altering the same" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to changing or modifying something that has already been mentioned, but it is better to use clearer expressions.
Example: "The committee is focused on altering the same policies that were implemented last year."
Alternatives: "modifying it" or "changing that".
But if Tuscany seems never to alter, the same cannot be said of one of its more illustrious achievements, Chianti wine.
Other researchers have looked beyond changes in behavior or physical features for "parallel evolution" in the genes, finding, for instance, that different insects alter the same DNA to help them feed on toxic plants.
The gold dollar was altered the same year to make the planchet both thinner and wider; Longacre modified his princess design for the gold dollar.
Other diseases could have altered the same genes, Netea said, but plague is a strong candidate, because it affected Europe and not northwest India, and because it had such a widespread, devastating influence.
Similar to previous approaches, we addresse the heterogeneity of patterns by recognizing that differing patterns of CNA may represent alternative routes that cancer cells may take to alter the same core set of common biologic processes.
We noted also that several members of the WNT (WNT3A, 4, 5B, 7A, 9A, 11, 16) or cadherin (CDH2, 4, 9, 12, 17, 18, 19) gene families were affected by SCNA in only one dataset, further reinforcing the idea that different genes can potentially alter the same pathway (WNT or cadherin) in different melanoma samples.
This may be because age and social stress do not alter the same genes within pathways affected by both conditions.
Diazepam augmented the blood glucose level in hyperglycemic rats; however, it did not alter the same in presence of metformin in the animals [ 29].
Finally, and perhaps most significantly, metabolic disorders such as diabetes mellitus are becoming the most significant risk factor for TB worldwide and are known to alter the same AMPK-dependent pathways that are ultimately impacted by CBZ (Martinez & Kornfeld, 2014).
