The phrase "abnormal indentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to formatting, such as in programming, document editing, or discussing layout issues.
Example: "The document has an abnormal indentation that makes it difficult to read."
Alternatives: "irregular indentation" or "unusual indentation".
Specifically, scar tissue forms in the tunica albuginea, the thick sheath of tissue surrounding the corpora cavernosa causing pain, abnormal curvature, erectile dysfunction, indentation, loss of girth, and shortening.
In these cases, current clinical classification depends on microscopic counting of these cells, 13, 14 although nuclear indentation in the abnormal lymphocytes is often ambiguous.
An abnormal uterine outline is defined as any fundal indentation exceeding half of the uterine wall thickness at the midline level and reaching up to the full separation of the uterus into two distinct hemi-uterus (formerly didelphys uterus).
Panels of sagittal PD and PD FS images, in children except d. a Normal condylopatellar sulcus, a slight indentation in the condyle contour (arrows) without abnormal signal.
The cartilage defects were graded according to the ICRS protocol [ 1] by visualization and probing with an arthroscopic hook : ICRS grade 0 (normal), ICRS grade 1 (nearly normal, superficial lesions with soft indentation and/or superficial fissures and cracks), ICRS grade 2 (abnormal, lesions extending down to <50% of cartilage depth.
As bicorporeal is defined the uterus with an abnormal fundal outline; it is characterized by the presence of an external indentation at the fundal midline exceeding 50%% of the uterine wall thickness.
As bicorporeal is defined the uterus with an abnormal fundal outline; it is characterized by the presence of an external indentation at the fundal midline exceeding 50% of the uterine wall thickness.
Preclinical evidence for abnormal mechanical nociception in meningeal nociceptors, the afferent limb of the trigeminovascular pathway, includes their responsiveness to dural indentation and their remarkable ability to develop mechanical hypersensitivity (i.e. peripheral sensitization) when exposed briefly to inflammatory molecules thought to appear in the meninges during migraine (13, 30, 31).
Gulf, any large coastal indentation.
