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The phrase "alters the variability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes to the degree of variation or diversity in a particular dataset or phenomenon.
Example: "The new policy alters the variability of employee performance metrics, leading to more consistent results across departments."
Alternatives: "modifies the variability of" or "changes the variability of".
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The variability of future rainfall might be a great problem for altering the rangeland WRSI similar to what is happening today.
The variability of GGT in cancer cells may therefore be linked with an altered cancerous metabolism or the pivotal role of GGT in carcinogenesis and tumour progression.
The intrinsic variability of most renewables (especially wind and solar) is no longer a misfit with the variability of human demand.
Angels tipped the Earth on its axis, subjecting it to the variability of seasons.
"The variability of readings is high," the joint statement explains.
We try to normalize the variability of sleep".
Through its electrical charge, farmers can map out the variability of a plot of soil too.
Alongside with the variability of the signal and the proper calibration strategy, imperfect contact of the sampler with the medium and series-to-series variability during laser ablation analysis can significantly alter the obtained results.
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