Sentence examples for abnormality could explain from inspiring English sources

The lack of conclusive information observed in autopsies is similar to the dearth of clinical information in Burt's case, where no abnormality could explain why she had almost died in 2002.

They also explored the exact signaling pathways that cause the problem, showing that the magnitude of signaling abnormalities could explain differences in symptom severity between family members.

The aim of the present review is not to consider what neuroendocrine abnormalities occur in fibromyalgia per se, but rather to evaluate whether such abnormalities could explain the relationship between chronic stress and fibromyalgia.

None of the patients had clear organic abnormalities that could explain their pain, nor did they have menstruation-related disorders.

This genetic deviation was not due to reduced viability of Rpn13−/− embryos since examining the embryonic development of Rpn13−/− mice at 8.5, 10.5, 11.5 and 13.5 embryonic age did not reveal any clear alterations in Mendelian ratios or pathological abnormalities that could explain the reduced number of Rpn13-deficient mice (not shown).

Surprisingly, histopathological examination did not reveal any obvious developmental abnormalities that could explain the lethality.

Typical GON was defined as a vertical cup-to-disc ratio (C/D) greater than 0.5, asymmetry of the C/D > 0.2 between eyes, presence of localized RNFL defects, optic disc haemorrhages, and/or neuroretinal rim defects in the absence of any other abnormalities that could explain such findings.

But the latest data come from a case control study, where scientists try to match a baby with an abnormality to a baby with similar characteristics but no abnormality to find the differences that could explain the birth defect.

Both protein-rich secretion due to rapid tumor necrosis or hemorrhage could explain signal abnormalities on MRI.

Poor or delayed tissue healing, metabolic abnormalities and hospital-acquired infections could explain the vulnerability to complications after surgical procedures in these patients.

If women with breast cancer had more miscarriages or induced abortions caused by foetal abnormalities than comparison mothers, this phenomenon could explain why we found no increased risk of congenital abnormalities.