The phrase "abnormality compared to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a deviation or difference from a standard or norm in a specific context.
Example: "The study revealed an abnormality compared to the expected results, indicating a need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "deviation from the" or "anomaly in relation to the".
In addition, EGFR amplification in glioblastoma correlates closely with the loss of border definition on T2-weighted images and an increase in the volume of brain showing T2 signal abnormality compared to the volume showing enhancement[ 107 ].
No additional genes were identified to be differentially expressed (FDR < 5%) between the three groups using the less stringently filtered dataset though there was a trend for BRCA1 and a gene that is positively regulated by BRCA1, AREG [ 22], to be expressed more highly in the group with no demonstrable BRCA1 abnormality compared to the other groups (Additional file 4).
The imaging showed that women with the syndrome had "brain perfusion" -- or blood flow abnormalities -- compared to the healthy women.
For the abnormality rate, exposure to the mixture groups almost increased the rate of abnormalities compared to the BPA alone-exposed groups and showed a concentration-dependent effect and time-dependent effect.
The haploinsufficient Rnd3+/− mice were viable and survived to adulthood without obvious abnormalities compared to the wild-type (WT) animals under physiological conditions.
For the 1050 J/cm2 dose group, there were significant increases in tumor volume, blood vessels and cell abnormalities compared to the other groups.
Demographic characteristics did not differ among those with and without PFT abnormalities; however, the proportion of current smokers was almost threefold higher in patients with PFT abnormalities compared to the group without (22% vs. 8%, respectively; P = 0.012).
Although the percentage of chromosomal alteration due to these treatments was very low ([3.0] = 0.6% and [ 30] = 0.5%), and the percentage of abnormalities compared to the negative control was practically nil (0.01%).
The group of women among whom HPV has persisted showed a higher percentage of cytological abnormalities compared to the group composed by women among whom HPV was cleared (67.5% vs. 40.8%; p = 0.002).
