The phrase "a consequence of abnormal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from something considered abnormal or unusual.
Example: "The study revealed that a consequence of abnormal brain activity could lead to various cognitive impairments."
Alternatives: "an effect of irregular" or "a result of atypical".
It increases as a consequence of abnormal placental invasion and placental immaturity.
I therefore conclude that these deficits are not a consequence of abnormal segregation of figure from background.
These are termed genomic disorders, in which the clinical phenotype is a consequence of abnormal dosage of gene(s) located within the rearranged genomic fragments.
In control cells, inhibition of Cdk4/6 with the specific inhibitor PD-0332991 resulted in increased DNA damage response, likely as a consequence of abnormal entry into or progression through S-phase (Figure 7e).
But chromosome doubling may occur in a diploid cell as a consequence of abnormal mitosis, in which the chromosomes divide but the cell does not.
Eustachian tube dysfunction due to enlarged adenoids and inflammation as a consequence of abnormal storage of GAG in the temporal bone are responsible for chronic otitis media and conductive hearing loss [24].
Current studies are focusing on unravelling whether OA is a consequence of an abnormal wound healing response.
Since streptokinase (SK) is a potent immunogen and binds to DPP IV, we speculated that patients with autoimmune diseases showed higher DPP IV autoantibody levels than healthy controls as a consequence of an abnormal immune stimulation triggered by SK released during streptococcal infections.
As a consequence of the abnormal polarity, both daughter cells acquire non-DTC fates in cyd-1 mutants.
Moreover, in an fgf20a/dob null mutant, no fin regeneration occurs as a consequence of an abnormal epithelialization and subsequent inhibition of blastema formation [17].
They show convincingly that puc-LacZ localization is aberrant in Y10A embryos, most likely as a consequence of the abnormal elongation of DME cells.
