The phrase "abnormalities about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing irregularities or deviations related to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The researchers noted several abnormalities about the patient's condition that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "irregularities concerning" or "anomalies related to".
The study of 336 residents of Nantucket, Mass., 176 of whom had been treated for the disease, revealed no heightened arrhythmia or heart rate abnormalities about five years after treatment, said Dr. Nancy Shadick, director of the Lyme Disease Center at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
To illustrate the potential of early treatment to prevent or delay the onset of disabling osteoarthritis, the positive clinical effects on articular cartilage and in long-term clinical follow-up after operative correction of structural abnormalities about the hip highlight the role for targeting mechanical factors in delaying the onset of osteoarthritis.
Apparently viable in this context means that the delivery notes did not indicate that there were extra concerns just after birth (like worrying congenital abnormalities) about the newborn(s) being at an increased risk of dying.
However, antepartum stillbirth unrelated to congenital abnormality affects about 0.5% of unselected primigravid women who attend for prenatal screening [ 15].
There was never an abnormality about it; only society chose to deem it abnormal.
Prof Paul Griffiths, from the University of Sheffield, said: "Based on our findings, we propose that an MRI scan should be given in any pregnancy where the foetus may have a suspect brain abnormality". About 95% of mothers-to-be said the scan was helpful and would have it again if there were concerns on the ultrasound.
We did not, however, detect any abnormality about the biological characteristics of AS-BMSCs in vitro, including the proliferation ability, cell viability, morphological features, differentiation potentials and surface markers.
Women with this gene abnormality--about 25%to30%0% of breast cancer patients--tend to have cancer that grows and spreads quickly.
In addition, about 14percentt of men in the best health had two or more semen abnormalities, compared to about 36percentt of the men in the worst health.
It's not yet clear how these brain abnormalities come about.
If the shoulder exam does not reveal any abnormalities, think about referred pain from the neck, thorax or the abdomen.
