The phrase "abnormality by the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the cause or attribution of an abnormality, often in scientific or medical discussions.
Example: "The researchers found that the abnormality by the genetic mutation was significant in the study."
Alternatives: "abnormality caused by the" or "abnormality due to the".
Then, in the first session for each group, the training course was performed with healthy volunteers, tested as "without any lung abnormalities" by the trainer (three examinations for each trainees).
The early signaling events mediating ER calcium abnormalities by the accumulation of PrPRES remain to be determined.
Rapamycin-treated mice did not develop metabolic abnormalities by the end of the study.
In the present study, patients were directly asked whether they were notified of abnormalities by the physician, and whether the diagnosis was disclosed to them.
The reasons are the more accurate detection of specimens with distributional or morphological abnormalities by the traditional eye count method[ 3].
Despite the normalization of the coagulation abnormalities by the treatment for infection and DIC, the central nervous system symptoms and renal injury did not improve and the microangiopathic hemolytic anemia and thrombocytopenia persisted.
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.
Therefore, the pathogenesis of pseudolymphoma of the liver with an associated malignant tumor may be related to an immunological abnormality caused by the malignant tumor itself.
