A set of abnormalities is a set of formulas that are presupposed as not holding (or as absurd) at the beginning of reasoning until they are shown to be otherwise.
A dynamic proof for an adaptive logic of inductive generalizations may look as follows: The last column of each line of the proof contains its condition, i.e., a set of abnormalities Υ that encodes the assumptions used to derive the formula in the second column of the line: each υ ∈ Υ is assumed to be false.
Diabetes mellitus is a complex disease, defined as a set of abnormalities characterized by a state of sustained hyperglycemia.
These showed that unless the two tones were sufficiently separated in time, only one electrical signal, rather than two, was generated by the brains of the affected mice in response.In addition to defects in the language centres, a set of brain abnormalities has also been found in the visual pathways of dyslexics—smaller-than-normal cells in layers of the lateral geniculate nucleus.
The syndrome of 22q11.2 microdeletions comprises a set of developmental abnormalities, including primarily heart and craniofacial congenital defects.
Insulin resistance (IR) and the consequence of compensatory hyperinsulinemia are fundamentally pathogenetic factors for a set of metabolic abnormalities [ 1], which contribute to the development of diabetes and CVD.
Importantly, the simulator has a finite set of abnormalities.
A set of genetic and epigenetic molecular abnormalities is a feature of primary M+ CRCs likely conferring the ability for tumour extracolic spread and determining markers for aggressive behaviour and potential therapeutic targets.
The HPO version 887 contains a set of 10,371 terms that describe abnormalities of human phenotype and 13,556 relations between the HPO terms organised hierarchically through is-a relations [ 17].
In conclusion, the corpus focuses on a set of cohensive and tightly coupled abnormalities of the skeletal (including head and neck), integument and nervous systems with relations to neoplasm.
