The phrase "altering the strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes to the intensity or power of something, such as a signal, a material, or an argument.
Example: "The researchers focused on altering the strength of the magnetic field to improve the experiment's accuracy."
Alternatives: "modifying the intensity" or "adjusting the power".
By altering the strength of intra- and interspecific competition, droughts may reshape plant communities.
Seedling recruitment rates can vary with light availability30 or light can indirectly affect seedling diversity by altering the strength of CNDD12,14,32.
In western Europe, sub-decadal variability in large-scale air-sea interactions creates different annual states of the NAO58 that could affect network connectivity by altering the strength and direction of westerly winds and the inflow of Atlantic waters26.
This learning can bring change in the brain by altering the strength of synaptic interactions between neurons, thereby leading to real morphological changes in the neurons themselves and generating new conditions in the brain [82, 83].
Since at least the time of Ramon y Cajal, psychologists have speculated that the brain stores memory by altering the strength of connections between neurons that are simultaneously active.
Nakazawa [11] indicated that the food-web structure at higher trophic levels (e.g., food-chain length and the trophic positions of juveniles and adults) significantly influence the development of ASS by altering the strength of stage-specific top-down control [11].
A switch between different behaviors such as standing to walking can thus be achieved by altering the strengths of selected sensory integration pathways.
Artificial neural networks operate in a similar fashion, altering the strengths of connections between different parts of a program in response to experience, so as to achieve the desired result.
Altering the strengths of the simulated ER and GR QTL did not substantially affect these ratios.
The authors were able to adjust the simulated diffusion behavior of GFP until it corresponded to its measured in vivo properties by altering the strengths of these hydrophobic contributions.
