The phrase "abnormality affects the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact of an abnormality on a specific subject, such as health, behavior, or systems.
Example: "The study revealed that the abnormality affects the patient's cognitive functions significantly."
Alternatives: "abnormality influences the" or "abnormality impacts the".
Recently, a genetic abnormality affecting the function of LAP was described as the underlying cause of a naturally occurring human disease called Camurati-Engelmann's disease (CED).
Lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS) however exhibits different properties and is indicative of a generalised abnormality affecting the whole breast.
Fetuses with anomalies identified by ultrasound that are consistent with features found in UPD syndromes, with or without a structural chromosome abnormality affecting the relevant chromosome.
The predominant obstructive pattern of respiratory abnormality affecting the smaller airways may also result in a ventilation perfusion mismatch and nocturnal hypoxaemia, in which case prophylactic bronchodilators before sleep may help minimise such nocturnal desaturation.
A range of mutations in the Cx43 gene are, however, clearly associated with oculodentodigital dysplasia, a developmental abnormality affecting the limbs, teeth, face, and eyes, and, in some instances, also the heart.
The question is whether the volume of the perifocal pre-operative PET abnormalities, the extent of their resection, and the volume of the non-resected abnormalities affects the post-operative seizure outcome.
Therefore, the question is whether the volume of the perifocal pre-operative PET abnormalities, the extent of their resection, and the volume of the non-resected abnormalities affects the post-operative seizure outcome.
When these abnormalities affect the scrotum, additional CD-US is indicated for diagnostic confirmation [10].
Most tumors also exhibited chromosomal abnormalities affecting the loci of epidermal growth factor receptor (92.9 %), MET (100 %), PTEN (61.5 %), and 9p21 (80%%).
