Sentence examples for abnormality by from inspiring English sources
"abnormality by" is a grammatically correct phrase, commonly used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is caused by or results from an abnormality. Example: The study found a high rate of cognitive impairment in patients with the rare genetic disorder, indicating that it is likely an abnormality by the gene mutation.
Correction of this abnormality by gene transfer might improve cardiac function.
The total stress defect extent (TDE) of 3% or greater has also been proposed as a criterion for abnormality by the group behind ECTb [10].
When the instrument is designed to distinguish between normality and abnormality by a score, the cutting point may need adjustment when the subjects being investigated are from other cultural backgrounds.
Blood sampling for blood gases, electrolytes, pH, haemoconcentration etc. is ideal for long-term monitoring, and correction for any abnormality by means of the appropriate electrolyte administration, but this is not always feasible in small rodents.
We confirmed the reversibility of this abnormality by treating adult APP/PS1 mice with a non-epileptic dose of PTX for 10 days.
None of these cases showed an abnormality by Pap testing.
The PODhd, PODmi1, and PODcr algorithms detect abnormalities by identifying statistically significant streaks of abnormal SNPs. 5.
Attendees from brands like Nabisco and Chipotle, and from government agencies like the U.S.D.A., might learn to map the chemical flavor profile of apple juice in order to identify abnormalities by smell.
Phenotyping refers to assessing phenotypes (features, traits, abnormalities) by observation, measurements, and other tests.
Physicians can observe cellular internal structures abnormalities by visualizing and analyzing images.
The design of this study addresses four main questions, which are 1) changes in prevalence and severity of knee abnormalities over time, 2) differences in knee abnormalities by sex, 3) differences in severity of knee abnormalities by age group, and 4) the impact of prior knee injuries on prevalence and severity of knee abnormalities.
