The phrase "abnormalities in response to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing unusual or atypical reactions or behaviors in relation to a specific stimulus or condition.
Example: "The study revealed significant abnormalities in response to the treatment among the participants."
Alternatives: "irregularities in reaction to" or "anomalies in response to".
Embryos displayed a range of abnormalities in response to MeHg, particularly in brain development, which is influenced by both MeHg concentration and the number of embryos per ml of exposure solution.
Impaired proteostasis and concomitant accumulation of RBPs holds only for TDP-43, because FUS/TLS abnormalities in response to autophagy/proteasome failure are rarely observed (43).
Although we did not observe developmental abnormalities in response to SIPK-silencing, these plants might also have other pleiotropic effects, which may influence plant growth and fitness.
In the present study we aimed to further examine the critical role aromatase plays in the genesis of developmental abnormalities in response to endocrine disruptors.
In this study we further examined the role brain aromatase plays in genesis of developmental abnormalities in response to endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs).
Due to the variability by which NPP presents, it is unlikely to display sensory abnormalities in response to three forms of stimuli at once.
Although abnormalities in responses to reinforcement have been studied in the context of motivation, they could be related to impairments in executive functioning, especially in the case of difficulties in weighing near-term versus long-term rewards.
These diseases are thought to reflect the programming of metabolic abnormalities in utero in response to limited nutrient supply acerbated by optimal or even excessive nutrition after birth.
The current study extends previous research by assessing gamma-band abnormalities in pASD in response to auditory language stimuli, which has not previously been investigated.
PIDs were also recorded in humans with traumatic brain injury and intracerebral hemorrhage, albeit with a lower frequency than those in ischemic stroke patients [ 97], suggesting that these electrophysiological abnormalities are common in response to impeding functional and structural damage.
Results suggested that the selected measures were sensitive to Parkinsonian postural sway abnormalities and highlight differences in response to treatments.
