The phrase "alters average" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a change in an average value, but it needs additional context or structure to be meaningful.
Example: "The new data alters the average score of the class significantly."
Alternatives: "changes the average" or "modifies the average."
This change in tree species composition, together with more direct effects of management, such as thinning and harvesting operations, alters average tree size, canopy cover and understorey diversity in the stand18, all of which can affect a range of services such as soil nutrients, C storage19,20 and cultural services.
Social capital was measured in terms of the alters' average level of educational attainment.
Metformin did not alter average basal EGP, although individual variability in EGP correlated with plasma glucagon.
Technology may provide solutions to radically alter average citizens' access to the safety net benefits they deserve.
When the production technology is nonseparable, such reallocations, although leaving the marginal distribution of the reallocated input unchanged by construction, may nonetheless alter average output.
Feeding up to 30% PKC in a supplement for grazing lambs reduced DMI without altering average daily gain or economic traits of carcass characteristic.
Vitamin D supplementation of patients with sarcoidosis and vitamin D insufficiency did not alter average serum calcium or urine calcium levels, and also did not affect BMD or markers of bone turnover but caused one case of significant hypercalcaemia.
In patients with sarcoidosis and 25OHD <50 nmol/L, vitamin D supplements did not alter average serum calcium or urine calcium, but had no benefit on surrogate markers of skeletal health and caused one case of significant hypercalcaemia.
Interestingly, despite substantial evidence that histone H1 (Fan et al. 2005) and Isw1a (Vary et al. 2003; Bouazoune et al. 2009) could play a role in altering average linker length, swap strains affecting these factors revealed no difference between S. cerevisiae and K. lactis orthologs on internucleosome spacing.
All the results suggest that the filling of nanotubes with fullerenes alters the average diameter of the electron cloud around SWCNT framework; namely, it increases for thin SWCNTs, and decreases for thick ones.
Very-low-field R1 data indicate that cholesterol inclusion alters the averaged disposition of the phosphorus-to-glycerol-proton vector (both its average length and its average angle with respect to the membrane normal) that determines the 31P relaxation.
