The phrase "abnormalities compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or deviations in a particular context, often in scientific or analytical writing.
Example: "The study revealed several abnormalities compared to the control group, indicating potential issues in the experimental subjects."
Alternatives: "anomalies in relation to" or "deviations from".
Significant coronary calcification (coronary artery calcium > 100) was more prevalent in patients with PFT abnormalities compared to those without abnormal PFTs (42% vs. 30%, respectively), but was not statistically significant (P = 0.14).
The imaging showed that women with the syndrome had "brain perfusion" -- or blood flow abnormalities -- compared to the healthy women.
Sala-Llonch, R. et al. Greater default-mode network abnormalities compared to high order visual processing systems in amnestic mild cognitive impairment: an integrated multi-modal MRI study.
Animals engineered to produce 50percentt less of this receptor suffered fewer seizures a hallmark of fragile X and had fewer brain abnormalities compared to mice producing the full amount of the receptor.
Adult cardiomyocytes from both mutant mice had more Ca2+ abnormalities compared to control (KO: 82%, D307H 63%, WT 12%, p < 0.01).
Patients with antipsychotic withdrawal for longer than eight weeks were shown to have less sleep architectural abnormalities, compared to shorter duration of withdrawal, but the abnormalities in sleep continuity were similar.
Concerning age and cognitive level, regarding all types of abnormalities there was no significant differences between the group with MRI abnormalities comparing to the group without MRI abnormalities for both age and IQ data.
The pediatric MDS has different frequencies of chromosomal abnormalities comparing to adult MDS.
The questions we sought to answer are (1) whether mfVEP IT and amplitude measures are abnormal in subjects with diabetes, (2) whether abnormalities occur without any retinopathy, (3) in what way do abnormalities compare to mfERG abnormalities, and (4) whether abnormalities are spatially associated with local NPDR.
In addition, EGFR amplification in glioblastoma correlates closely with the loss of border definition on T2-weighted images and an increase in the volume of brain showing T2 signal abnormality compared to the volume showing enhancement[ 107 ].
We also observed a statistically significant difference in the frequency of five haematological HPO terms in cases with a nervous system abnormality compared to other cases (P = 0.001) reflecting more frequent platelet function and morphology defects.
