The phrase "abnormality because of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain the cause of an abnormality in a specific context, often in medical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The patient exhibited an abnormality because of a genetic mutation that affected cell development."
Alternatives: "abnormality due to" or "abnormality resulting from".
By contrast, a child born naturally has an 8% chance of succumbing to a serious genetic abnormality because of the random selection of their DNA.
Elderly men show a greater incidence of this abnormality because of the reduced secretion of androgens as the result of aging.
Secondly, there is a possibility of low precision in making diagnosis of labor abnormality because of the nature of subjective assessment of labor progress (inter- and intra-observer variations).
Finally, although the present study found group effects on the N2 and P3 components, the data were unable to reveal the spatial distribution of these abnormalities because of the limitation on recorded electrode sites (Fz, Cz, and Pz).
However there is no reason to believe that the cytologists would have over-diagnosed cytological abnormalities because of the known association between HIV and cervical pre-cancerous lesions, as the cytologists were unaware of the participant's HIV status.
African Americans have been found to have greater LV mass and higher prevalence of LV hypertrophy (LVH) compared with European Americans (9, 25), and PAT is hypothesized to be a potential risk factor for cardiac structure and function abnormalities because of its close anatomic contact to the underlying myocardium (5– 7).
In contrast, it is relatively easy for artifact to change the measured size of an abnormality because this method of analysis reduces all of the information on an image to a single number.
Instead of the term "meningoencephalocele," which indicates the herniation of brain and/or meningeal tissue through a bone defect, the term "closed cephalocele" has been proposed to describe this skull abnormality because the protrusion of intracranial structures occurs without a detectable bone defect.
Furthermore, it is found that the local damage will only cause local change on the FSS curvature which can be considered as abnormality because the FSS curvature of an intact plate is smooth according to the assumption that intact plate structures are often homogenous and smooth.
[Point 7] Whether the abnormalities were because of genetic mutations.
Because of the growing number of recognized genetic syndromes and chromosome abnormalities and because of the overlapping clinical characteristics of these syndromes, it is becoming increasingly difficult to use only a clinical examination to determine exactly which syndrome affects an individual with syndromic CHD.
