Sentence examples for abnormality could have from inspiring English sources

However, whether reversing this abnormality could have an impact on clinical benefit over and above that of BP and other risk factors has not been investigated.

If local reference ranges had been employed, 83% of those screened out due to these abnormalities could have been included in the study, drastically reducing workload and cost associated with the screening process.

In this context, it cannot be ruled out that the some cervical abnormalities could have been missed.

These could be patients that will develop arthritis in the future or abnormalities could have been detected in patients with subclinical inflammation that subsided spontaneously.

Further studies are needed to assess whether such decision analytical models based on Doppler and other fetal surveillance findings for fetal growth restriction, pre-eclampsia, or congenital abnormalities could have any impact on stillbirths.

The persistence of elevated IGFBP2 in UN animals is therefore an abnormality that could have a wide range of effects on postnatal growth and organ development.

A prion disease was suspected when the following signs were displayed: a combination of apprehension and gait abnormalities (stiff or ataxic gait) or a combination of over-reactivity to external stimuli (menace response testing and response to neck prick) and gait abnormalities in the absence of other abnormalities that could have explained these signs.

This vascular abnormality could cause progressive dysphasia and dyspnoea [ 2, 9], but our patient had none of these symptoms.

Since patients taking antiplatelet agents or anticoagulants were excluded, clotting/platelet receptor abnormalities in pSS could have been underestimated.

What kind of "abnormality" could cause such an unprecedented event?

In physical examination, any abnormality could not have been detected.