The phrase "alters the pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to a specific sequence or arrangement in various contexts, such as art, behavior, or data analysis.
Example: "The new algorithm alters the pattern of user behavior, leading to more efficient outcomes."
Alternatives: "modifies the structure" or "changes the arrangement."
The electrochemical effect alters the pattern of CFRP-debonding from discrete-discontinuous to smooth progression.
As in Kaufmann et al. (2005), the presence of lateral heterogeneities alters the pattern of tangential motion: Here, Fig. 4(c), shows that the tangential motion in the south becomes very small and the direction is reversed.
This paper examines experimentally, in a similar fashion as T L, how the structural response of the individual cell walls is affected by cell-shape anisotropy at the cell (meso -scale and how this, in turn, alters the pattern of cell crushing and the dynameso -scaleicandproperties.
The person inside the third light object can blow on the anemometer, which then alters the pattern of the object's illumination.
Future studies should assay additional AIMs to test whether improving the precision of ancestry estimates alters the pattern of findings we report here.
In a metacommunity context [10], indirect effects can cause extinction when habitat loss alters the pattern of species interactions that affect coexistence both locally [11] and regionally [12], [13].
This feature alters the patterns of ionospheric currents and the magnetic field on the ground which is driven by those currents.
What is known is that injury alters the patterns of migration and differentiation of exogenously added MSCs.
In Figure 8, A and B, Algorithm 1 strongly alters the patterns of diversity as N is decreased.
Extraction of groundwater tends to alter the pattern and speed of natural flows, the report said.
In other words, the Dodgers have altered the pattern of pitching that produced 84 successive saves for Gagne.
