alterable

Examples

• All

• They are very clearly functions of volume V and hence alterable by pressure.

  Academic text (1998)

• Findings bring focus to alterable factors that school professionals can influence that are associated with adolescent substance use.

  Academic text (2011)

• We will bring focus to school assets as alterable factors that professionals can influence.

  Academic text (2011)

• Rather, the goal was to focus only on variables shown in prior research to be alterable through instruction.

  Academic text (1994)

• We need to ask, "What alterable instructional techniques and procedures lead to the sustainable promotion of engagement in academic responding?"

  Academic text (2002)

• When students' learning outcomes improve because of the teacher, this implies a causal connection between the teaching behavior (which is alterable) and the students' test scores.

  Academic text (1994)

• We conclude with alterable instruction factors for intensifying instruction and emphasize the need for intensive language instruction for the majority of youth with E/BD.

  Academic text (2013)

• In Carpentier's fiction, in fact, spectatorship becomes a dynamic activity that implies a concrete but alterable mode of perceiving and experiencing the world.

  Academic text (1998)

• Future research should evaluate the effects of other alterable variables that can be adjusted to increase or decrease the intensity of supports within an RTI framework, both in isolation and in various combinations.

  Academic text (2013)

• Hammond, Linton, Smink, and Drew (2007) identified these alterable factors as "low educational expectations and high-risk social behavior, where change is possible through different types of strategies" (p. 36).

  Academic text (2010)

Synonyms

A

adjustable

vsalterable

35 3.4

Can be changed to fit different people or things

is broader, meaning capable of change not only physical adjustment

A

adaptable

vsalterable

23 3.4

Able to change to fit new situations

is about being able to be changed, not specifically adapting to contexts

C

customizable

vsalterable

• US

9 4.1

You can change it to suit your needs or tastes

is general changeability rather than personal or user-focused alteration

C

changeable

vsalterable

8 3.5

Able to become different or not stay the same

refers to the ability to be changed rather than a tendency to change

M

mutable

vsalterable

3 7.7

Likely to change often

means being capable of change generally, not necessarily prone to it

C

configurable

vsalterable

3 4.6

Able to be changed or set up to match a person's needs

is broader, meaning capable of change beyond initial setup options

M

modifiable

vsalterable

1 5.1

Can be changed to fit new needs

is the general capacity to be changed or modified

E

editable

vsalterable

1 3.5

Can be changed in a document or file

applies more broadly to any thing that can be changed

A

amendable

vsalterable

1 6.0

Able to be changed by adding or fixing parts

focuses on general changeability rather than correction after review

R

reconfigurable

vsalterable

• Specialized

1 6.4

You can change it to work in different ways

is general capacity for change, not limited to structural or software change

R

revisable

vsalterable

4.4

People can change it later after feedback

is the general ability to be changed, not only after review

Antonyms

U

unalterable

2 6.4

Impossible to change

How Changeable

variable

• Specialized

140 4.2

alterable

1 4.2

stable

473 2.3

unchangeable

5 4.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology