The phrase "abnormality at each" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing irregularities or deviations that occur at every instance or location, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The study revealed an abnormality at each test site, indicating a potential issue with the equipment."
Alternatives: "irregularity at every" or "anomaly at each".
We analysed trials where the participants were correct on detecting an abnormality at each exposure duration (i.e. correct detection target-present trials).
The output is an image that codes the degree of abnormality at each voxel.
To generate a continuous probability of abnormality at each point, we created empiric distributions for the HFA Total Deviation at each point in the 24-2 visual field for right and left eyes separately.
The presence of a brachial plexus abnormality at each of the anatomical region assessed as above was also scored on a 5 point scale (1 = normal, 2 = probably normal, 3 = indeterminate (smooth thickening), 4 = probably abnormal (focal nodular thickening or mass in contact with the nerves), 5 = definitely abnormal (diffuse nodular thickening or mass encircling/obscuring the nerves).
We report an observational study of neurological abnormalities at 1 3 and 8 11 years following WNV infection in the HWNC.
CR was confirmed at that time by immunophenotyping and by cytogenetic assessment in patients showing cytogenetic abnormalities at diagnosis.
Between 50 and 100 metamorphic frogs, stage 42 46 (Gosner 1960), were assessed for abnormalities at each site.
Injuries comprised 12 36% of the skeletal abnormalities at each refuge, with the lowest proportion at Innoko, the highest at Yukon Delta, and more intermediate values at Arctic (17%), Kenai (17%), and Tetlin (20%).
Black-eyed frogs were common at Innoko, Kenai, and Tetlin, making up ≥ 20% of the abnormalities at each refuge, but only one black-eyed frog was found in Yukon Delta, and none were found in Arctic.
In addition, electron microscopic examination of the epidermis reveals reduced CE formation, as well as abnormalities at each step of lipid barrier formation: lamellar body loading, lipid secretion and secreted lipid processing.
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.
