The phrase "alters the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes to schedules, timelines, or perceptions of time.
Example: "The new policy alters the time required for project completion, making it more efficient."
Alternatives: "changes the timing" or "modifies the schedule".
It alters the time of your experience.
During a time-safari to the Cretaceous to hunt a Tyrannosaurus Rex, a hunter accidentally kills a butterfly, which alters the time stream disastrously.
Whereas cathodal tDCS alters the time for utilitarian reasoning in both sexes, anodal stimulation interferes more incisively in women, modifying utilitarian reasoning and the possible consequent actions.
However, whereas cathodal tDCS alters the time of utilitarian reasoning in both sexes, anodal stimulation interferes more incisively, modifying utilitarian reasoning and its possible consequent actions, also in a gender-specific way.
To assess whether an intracellular environment alters the time release properties of NPs, we monitored changes in intracellular Zn2+ in HEK293 cells and Hippocampal neurons treated with NPs loaded with Zn2+ (Zn-P-NPs and Zn-BBB-NPs).
Changes in the model parameter values of N, ρ and GP within the admissible range (i.e. leading to the eventual clearance of pathogens by the host or low persistent pathogen load) alters the time scales of the response curves without affecting the overall shape characteristics of the pathogen load and immune response curves.
A second possibility is that some mechanism intrinsic to ganglion cells alters the time-course of the ganglion cell response (Chen et al., 2013).
It is currently unknown whether obesity alters the time-course of cTnI-release after exercise and, therefore, potentially alters our findings.
Moving a knob in one contemporary interpretation creates shadow changes that alter the time of day.
For example, the New York Police Department will sometimes alter the time parameters on a reliable spot.
The police can't alter the time code on tapes so they accounted for the missing sections by saying the tape was inaudible or had a fault.
