"result in alterations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this when describing the potential outcome of a change or action that may have unintended or unforeseen consequences. For example, "The proposed policy change could result in alterations to the current system."
Thus, excessive use of anti-migraine medication may result in alterations of serotonergic neurotransmission.
Conclusion: Exercise intensity and multiple sets result in alterations in muscle recruitment patterns of the lumbar and hip extensor muscles.
We highlight how the differences in tissue architecture and physiology result in alterations in some aspects of cell polarity.
Although increasing concentrate levels in the diets resulted in higher intakes of almost all nutrients, this did not result in alterations in the ruminal variables evaluated.
In essence, we propose that manipulating the copy number of a bona fide target gene should result in alterations of anesthetic sensitivity.
Complex drug-microbe interactions can result in alterations in microbial composition and function and change the chemical structure of compounds that could directly or indirectly affect drug metabolism in the liver.
Human modifications of the landscape often cause changes in regional surface and subsurface water flow that in turn can result in alterations in the natural cycle of flooding and drawdown in wetland ecosystems.
Colonization with VRE did not result in alterations in the clearance of Pseudomonas from the lungs, differences in local or systemic inflammatory cytokine responses or in pulmonary pathology.
There are also changes in DNA methylation that do not result in alterations in gene expression, and therefore, their effects in carcinogenesis are negligible.
In addition, a recent study suggested that feeding weaning and old mice with MON810 maize may result in alterations of intestinal and peripheral immune cell populations [24].
Conversely radiation may result in alterations of the microenvironment that inhibit survival of newly born oligodendroglial progenitors and/or their maturation into the myelin phenotype.
