Sentence examples for abnormalities or defects from inspiring English sources
According to Outserve-SLDN, the military still considers "transexualism" a mental disorder and will prevent persons from serving if they have "major abnormalities or defects of the genitalia".
The Department of Defense (DoD), which has full control over the policies dictating entrance to the military, maintains that transgender individuals cannot join the military due to medical reasons, citing "history of major abnormalities or defects of the genitalia including but not limited to change of sex" as grounds for refusing to admit those wishing to serve.
Simultaneous imaging of Ca2+ and NO can also help document whether the suppressed nitrergic neurotransmission is due to abnormalities in calcium kinetics, CaM abnormalities or defects in the enzyme, nNOSα.
The second approach is to query the Developmental Genome Anatomy Project (DGAP; http://www.bwhpathology.org/dgap/default.aspx) database using the search option 'craniofacial: including clefts, cranial abnormalities or defects such as microcephaly'.
Arrays were visually scanned for abnormalities or defects; none were found.
It was noted that a discussion of causes further positions genital variations outside the limited ideal as abnormalities or defects in need of surgical correction [ 33].
Those comments incensed those under the remit of his own department who pointed out furiously that, even aside from the issue of a woman's right to choose, by 12 weeks many of the congenital abnormalities or other defects in a foetus that might lead to a medical abortion were not yet detectable.
No metallurgical abnormalities or weld defects or mechanical damages were responsible for the fatigue crack initiation.
Accordingly, there were no behavioural abnormalities or growth defects in these mice (not shown).
This would be consistent with genetic damage as a mechanism, given that early SABs are more likely to have chromosomal abnormalities or birth defects (Byrne et al. 1985).
Moreover, it was already known from initial mouse knockout studies that ablation of Chrna6 does not lead to gross abnormalities or behavioral defects (Champtiaux et al., 2002).
