The phrase "alters the position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in location, status, or perspective in various contexts, such as in discussions about strategy, physical movement, or opinion shifts.
Example: "The new evidence alters the position of the defense in the ongoing trial."
Alternatives: "changes the stance" or "modifies the viewpoint."
It radically alters the position but does not fundamentally change the evaluation.
For example, it may very well be that any possible process that alters the position of the moon by altering the position of some other massive object will have an independent impact on the tides in violation of condition (M2) for an intervention.
Here, we show that Tubb5 is expressed in neurogenic progenitors in the mouse and that its depletion in vivo perturbs the cell cycle of progenitors and alters the position of migrating neurons.
If carboxylate moieties are important for TMEM16A-calcium interaction, these mutations may partially preserve TMEM16A-CaCC calcium sensitivity even if the change in side chain length alters the position of the carboxylate group.
The SOS1 protein phylogeny is almost identical to the accepted species phylogeny of the study species, although there appears to be some long-branch attraction that alters the position within the dicot clade of one Eucalyptus grandis and one A. thaliana protein.
The change in the C-loop upon peptide binding alters the positions of the preceding β strands (broad arrows).
The leucine104 is located only 4 Å from glutamic acid 334; replacing it by a large, positively charged arginine would alter the position of site II.
It is seen that the flow fields significantly alter the position and morphology of the dendrites.
Skiving can alter the position of the intended hole or result in damage to surrounding tissues.
I don't believe anything is going to happen that will materially alter the position these people find themselves in.
Similarly, altering the position of cadC within the chromosome does not influence CadA activity (Supplementary Figure 6).
