The phrase "are changed in response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is modified or altered due to a specific stimulus or situation.
Example: "The policies are changed in response to the feedback received from the community."
Alternatives: "are modified due to" or "are adjusted in reaction to".
For example, when a piece of paper is bent, the intricate lattices that hold the paper together are changed in response to the applied force.
The story and missions are changed in response to the player's violent actions or lack thereof.
Similarly, associated metabolite levels are changed in response to DON and the fungus only for lines lacking this earlier reaction, which we observed for the Qfhs.ifa-5A-lines.
To date it is very difficult to define whether FLSs are changed in response to genetic modifications, such as mutations or microsatellite instability, or in response to environmental factors.
Moreover, when genetic correlations between host performance and resistance or tolerance are changed in response to infection, as shown here, the genetic outcome of selection in environments with differential pathogen burden becomes even more multifaceted.
They find that large cells are not bioenergetically challenged and that mitochondrial function and lipid biosynthesis are changed in response to cell size, possibly due to the differences in the surface-area-to-volume ratio.
The Climate Change Act also stipulates that the plans can only be changed in response to external circumstances.
Last week a US spokesman in Kabul said procedures at the prison had been changed in response to the interum findings of an internal investigation.
"We see that human embryos have stress pathways and they do seem to be changed in response to different conditions in the environment," Brison says.
Formerly called the Cardinal's Appeal, the name was changed in response to anger with the way Cardinal Bernard F. Law handled the sexual abuse scandal.
