The phrase "a consequence of abnormalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from irregularities or deviations from the norm.
Example: "The patient's symptoms were identified as a consequence of abnormalities in their genetic makeup."
Alternatives: "an effect of irregularities" or "a result of anomalies".
Broadly speaking, scotomas caused by AMD, DMO and similar diseases are a consequence of abnormalities at a retinal level.
In this case, latency increase in PVEP test might be a consequence of abnormalities revealed in the PERG test.
A straightforward speculation is that the characteristic CBF distribution might be a consequence of abnormalities in the thalamus or basal ganglia, such as the lenticular nucleus, which are closely connected to several cortices.
Elevated IFP in tumors is partly a consequence of abnormalities in the microvascular network, and the architecture and function of the microvascular network may differ substantially among individual tumors of the same experimental line as a consequence of stochastic processes influencing tumor angiogenesis shortly after transplantation and during tumor growth.
This suggests an increased oxidative stress and imbalance in the antioxidant defense in non-treated tumor bearing mice as a consequence of abnormality in antioxidative metabolism due to the cancer process.
This coordination is selectively disrupted in a rat neurodevelopmental model of schizophrenia: fragmented NREM sleep and impaired slow-wave propagation in the model culminate in deficient ripple-spindle coordination and disrupted spike timing, potentially as a consequence of interneuronal abnormalities reflected by reduced parvalbumin expression.
MiRNA silencing in cancer can be due to several mechanism, as a consequence of genomic abnormalities or epigenetic regulation [35].
Although multipolarity is often a consequence of centrosome abnormalities in cancer cells, several studies have shown that the amplified centrosomes coalesce and form a bipolar spindle [1], [2], [3].
While the precise molecular basis for the abnormal intercalation remains to be comprehensively defined, we believe it is likely to reflect faulty cellular locomotion as a consequence of endocytic abnormalities.
As a consequence of these abnormalities, fluid-filled spaces surrounding the cerebellum appeared larger.
For approximately 75% of these (148), this was likely a consequence of developmental abnormalities, as embryonic morphology was grossly disrupted.
