Sentence examples for abnormality at all from inspiring English sources

Nonspecific abnormalities, or, often, no abnormality at all, appeared to be the standard for these patients.

As indicated in the original paper, the adult collected from Motomiya did not exhibit abnormality at all.

Stanbury and Stroud agreed to produce clinical questionnaires for administration to "at-risk" and "control" groups, assessing incidence of abnormality at all levels among each group.

A major stress to one individual may underpin anxiety or depressive symptoms with chronically elevated glucocorticoids, while another may develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) associated with a tendency towards lower circulating glucocorticoids, or fail to elicit any lasting behavioural or neuroendocrine abnormality at all.

Although for some disorders, such as achondroplasia, essentially all individuals carrying the mutant gene exhibit the disease phenotype, for other disorders some individuals who carry the mutant gene may express no apparent phenotypic abnormalities at all.

This leads to profound microtubule abnormalities at all stages of cell cycle, including mitosis.

Microscopic inspection of the abdominal-inguinal whole-mounted mammary glands revealed a number of lesions and other epithelial abnormalities at all doses tested (Table 1).

Other mutations are harder to trace because individuals with these mutations may develop very different signs and symptoms, or not develop clinical abnormalities at all.

Four children showed plasma glucose values between 11.5 and 14.4 mmol/L at 30 or 60 min of OGTTs postoperatively and at 2, 4, and 10 years of age, but they showed normal 24-h glucose cycles and no abnormalities at all other ages.

Compared to invasive ductal cancers, invasive lobular cancers are more difficult to detect at mammography as these tumors more commonly present as subtle architectural distortions or focal asymmetric densities resembling that of normal breast parenchyma, or show no mammographic abnormalities at all [ 33].

Alternatively, are they dealing with the more complex problem of a patient with the sepsis/systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) continuum, in which dysregulation of tissue oxygen delivery occurs because of abnormalities at all three levels of the circulation: the cardiac output, the distribution of blood flow, and blood flow distribution within organs [ 3].