The phrase "abnormalities as compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or deviations between two or more subjects, particularly in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study revealed several abnormalities as compared to the control group, indicating a significant deviation in the results."
Alternatives: "abnormalities in relation to" or "abnormalities when contrasted with".
Substance-naïve youth with a family history of alcohol dependence show less frontoparietal functional connectivity in the absence of white matter microstructural abnormalities as compared to youth with no familial risk.
Thus, it is very possible that the combination of these two components caused excessive foaming in the biogas plant BP B. The analyses of the suspicious grease separator content showed no abnormalities as compared to other substrate samples (Table 6).
Uterus collected at G18 from infected pregnancies frequently showed macroscopic abnormalities, as compared to controls, corresponding to the presence of aborted fetuses (Figure 3A).
No statistically significant difference was observed between the Verbal and the Practical IQ scores of HIV patients without neuroimaging abnormalities as compared to their healthy peers.
However, they displayed dendritic tree abnormalities as compared to the two non-demented cases with mild AD-related pathology lacking AGD and to the non-demented case with severe AD-related pathology.
We repeated this procedure n-times until a combination of sites reached ≥90% sensitivity to detect the corresponding ultrasound abnormality as compared to the 68-joint/14-entheses 68-joint/14-entheses 68-joint/14-entheses
Life table analysis showed a 90% probability of surviving in patients lacking the 1p abnormality as compared to less than 10% in patients with an aberrant 1p chromosome in the tumour cells.
These results are consistent with previous studies of anti-saccade abnormalities in FTD as compared to PSP (Meyniel et al., 2005), as well as saccade and smooth pursuit abnormalities in FTD as compared to other FTLD subtypes and Alzheimer's disease (Boxer et al., 2006 a ).
Multiple studies have reported neurocognitive abnormalities in BD patients as compared to demographically matched healthy controls (HCs).
Peripheral blood analysis of 3-week-old mice showed mild but significant erythrocyte abnormalities in PiT1neo/neo mice as compared to litter-matched PiT1+/+ mice (Table S4).
