The phrase "alters its behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how a subject changes its actions or responses in different situations.
Example: "The software alters its behavior based on user input to enhance the overall experience."
Alternatives: "modifies its actions" or "changes its response."
How a cell or group of cells alters its behavior is not completely understood — yet more than 90% of cancer-related mortality is linked to invasive and metastatic spread of cancer cells from the primary tumor.
What is especially interesting, and a bit more unusual, is the way an internal parasite not only feeds on its host, but also frequently alters its behavior, in a way that favors the continued survival and reproduction of the parasite.
To test whether phosphorylation of Nrf2 alters its behavior in response to different inducers, reporter gene analysis was performed on MDA-MB-231 cells overexpressing Keap1 and either Nrf2-WT or Nrf2-5A.
He struck the right note when he told MSNBC on Wednesday that Mr. Clinton's mission had not eased the need for North Korea to alter its behavior if it wants a "path to better relations".
While President Obama celebrated the emotional reunion of the journalists, Laura Ling and Euna Lee, with their families, he said Mr. Clinton's "humanitarian mission" did not ease the demands of the United States and many allies that North Korea alter its behavior if it wants to escape its isolation.
However, during cool weather it will alter its behavior and become more active during the day.
Quality improvement implies that an organization needs to alter its behavior, and that the behavioral changes must be replicable to sustain improvements.
Second, stability-obsessed China is primed to hear this message, and altering its behavior may be the most important objective.
Although this apparent violation may be difficult to enforce, the international community could apply soft pressure to Pakistan to alter its behavior, VanLandingham said.
But so far he has been unengaged, and his administration has been less successful than the last Bush administration in getting Sudan to alter its behavior.
Novell, once the biggest maker of software for corporate networks, offered two years ago to tell antitrust enforcers that Microsoft had altered its behavior in return for help promoting its products, a Novell executive testified today.
