The phrase "abnormalities consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical reports or scientific discussions to describe findings that align with a particular condition or diagnosis.
Example: "The imaging results revealed abnormalities consistent with early-stage arthritis."
Alternatives: "abnormalities indicative of" or "abnormalities aligned with".
Finally, studies with isolated, explanted bladder urothelial cells from BPS/IC patients have displayed abnormalities consistent with the histopathologic findings, including decreased cell proliferation, abnormal gene expression, and abnormal function as compared to bladder urothelial cell explants from normal controls.
Results of an NIH study of Seau's brain revealed abnormalities consistent with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
A total of 67%% of patients undergoing EM and 86 % of those undergoing ARM demonstrated abnormalities consistent with dysmotility.
Calves in this study had abnormalities consistent with those noted from previous interspecies transfers and with IVF and nuclear transfer (cloned) calves.
Behavioral abnormalities consistent with brain serotonergic damage have been reported in some polydrug users who also use the neurotoxin ecstasy (methylenedioxymethamphetamine, MDMA).
In a follow-up study, Garcia found that forty-one per cent of blood donors in southeastern Texas who had acquired Chagas had cardiac abnormalities consistent with the disease, suggesting that local parasite strains are no more benign than tropical ones.
Cognitive dysfunction is hypothesised, in part, to reflect functional dysconnectivity between the frontal cortex and the striatum, although structural abnormalities consistent with this hypothesis have not yet been demonstrated in adolescence.
Eighteen of the 63 men with traumatic brain injury had abnormalities consistent with nerve injury in two or more brain regions, areas not usually damaged by other types of mild head injury.
Electrocardiographic abnormalities consistent with hyperkalemia were observed in only 14% of episodes.
This is the first demonstration that abnormalities associated with glial dysfunction can produce behavioral abnormalities consistent with mania.
The findings suggested that cocaine-dependent men have perfusion deficits previously associated with cocaine withdrawal and impaired response inhibition, whereas, cocaine-dependent women demonstrated perfusion abnormalities consistent with heightened stress responsivity and worse treatment outcome.
