The phrase "alters the average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular factor or variable changes the mean value of a set of data.
Example: "The introduction of new data points significantly alters the average, leading to a more accurate representation of the overall trend."
Alternatives: "modifies the mean" or "changes the average value".
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.
The building on Park Avenue sold for $630 a square foot, a number that greatly altered the average because the building has 1.25 million square feet of office space.
"The distribution of purchases could change if market conditions warrant," the New York Fed said in a statement, "but such changes would be designed to not significantly alter the average duration of the assets purchased".
As shown in Fig. 11, a linear cursor path, where the cursor scans over individual keys, generally uses the shortest possible cursor duration (0.01 seconds) and assigns characters to different keys to alter the average error rate and average entry time.
The most dramatic landuse changes occur in the middle and downstream regions; (2) The combined landuse changes do not alter the average flow metrics obviously at the catchment outlet, but slightly increase the high flow metrics, particularly the extreme high flows; (3) The impacts on runoff metrics in the sub-catchments are more obvious than those at the catchment outlet.
Interestingly, I/R did not alter the average density of these collagen IV LER, but caused a significant enlargement of the average site size of collagen IV LER (13.3±0.4 µm2).
We further checked that fluctuations of the residual force reaching up to 75 pN for a short period of time did not alter the average growth speed of the protrusion (Text S1, Fig. S3, and Movie S4).
Considering realistic demography has been shown to alter the average age of infection [22], [23], although the explicit effect of age structure on chronic disease transmission has not been investigated.
In so doing, we dramatically alter the average value of θOS for this cone.
Optogenetic feedback altered the average power spectrum across trigger channels, for example by increasing the peak frequency and amplitude of theta during the peak-triggered stimulation condition.
