The phrase "alters sequentially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or action that changes or modifies in a specific order or sequence.
Example: "The system alters sequentially to adapt to the changing conditions of the environment."
Alternatives: "changes in order" or "modifies in sequence."
Figure 4 represents the experimental frequency dependencies of EMR transmission index for PS1 (LH)5, which consists of five layers of L285, which alter sequentially with composite layers 2 wt.%CNT/L285.
Complete genomic comparison of IFV isolates with their original clinical specimens provides insight into cell culture-driven genomic changes which may sequentially alter the virus phenotype.
The time given up to receive early discharge was then sequentially altered using a ping-pong, then a titration approach until the respondent was indifferent to the choice.
In order to assess the intra-subject variability of the method, we examined an eye of subject-1 sequentially by altering the SA in order of –0.4-µm SA, 0.0-µm SA and +0.4-µm SA.
sequentially adv. in a sequential way.
The corresponding pooled OR was not altered significantly for any study factor after sequentially excluding each study, demonstrating that our data are stable and reliable.
In this study, we hypothesized that if two drugs were administrated sequentially, the first drug would alter the treated cells' transcriptome, and thus modulate the effect of the later drug.
Intra-tumor distribution of sequentially administered "empty" PEGylated liposomes was altered in a dosing interval-dependent manner.
All three fragments were cloned sequentially into pET32a vector to obtain full length product without altering the nucleotide sequence of Mtbmfd gene.
Thus syntactic grooming chains are complex multi-component patterns that are sequentially stereotyped, and capable of interacting with evolutionary selection pressures that alter the genotype to modulate behavioral patterns.
