The phrase "abnormalities compared to those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or variations in abnormalities between two or more groups or conditions.
Example: "The study revealed several abnormalities compared to those observed in the control group."
Alternatives: "anomalies in relation to those" or "irregularities when compared to those".
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).
Vessels formed during hypoxia-induced angiogenesis show several structural and functional abnormalities compared to those in normal tissues.
After contrast media administration, the pretreated rats with nebivolol had less oxidative stress marker and histological abnormalities compared to those without nebivolol pretreatment [ 118].
The imaging showed that women with the syndrome had "brain perfusion" -- or blood flow abnormalities -- compared to the healthy women.
For the abnormality rate, exposure to the mixture groups almost increased the rate of abnormalities compared to the BPA alone-exposed groups and showed a concentration-dependent effect and time-dependent effect.
Furthermore, αsyn fibril-injected mice showed modest motor abnormalities compared to the monomer-injected mice at 3 months after injection.
Demographic characteristics did not differ among those with and without PFT abnormalities; however, the proportion of current smokers was almost threefold higher in patients with PFT abnormalities compared to the group without (22% vs. 8%, respectively; P = 0.012).
The haploinsufficient Rnd3+/− mice were viable and survived to adulthood without obvious abnormalities compared to the wild-type (WT) animals under physiological conditions.
For the 1050 J/cm2 dose group, there were significant increases in tumor volume, blood vessels and cell abnormalities compared to the other groups.
