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The phrase "abnormality did not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the absence or lack of an abnormality in a particular situation or study.
Example: "The results of the test indicated that the abnormality did not exist in the sample population."
Alternatives: "the abnormality was absent" or "no abnormality was found."
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Isolated abnormal leukocyte count without temperature abnormality did not meet the criteria for prompt diagnosis of SIRS.
The disk-related abnormality did not disappear with rest or rehabilitation, and Bossy was sidelined for the entire 1987-88 season.
In the perioperative period, his new neurologic abnormality did not appear.
This abnormality did not require surgical correction.
In the current study the rates of Cesarean delivery and severe cranial ultrasound abnormality did not change.
The other preoperative volumetric parameters studied (enhancing tumor, T2 high signal abnormality) did not significantly affect either OS or PFS.
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Categorisation of failure to progress by partographic abnormality does not predict subsequent successful vaginal delivery.
The absence of a macroscopic growth abnormality does not mean that there are no microscopic changes of the growth plate after surgically or traumatic induced injuries.
An isolated electrolyte abnormality does not necessarily constitute a clinically significant complication.
Analysis of spinal interneurons, revealed the same ER abnormalities, indicating this abnormality does not depend on specific features of the ER in motor neurons (not shown).
Second, this ER abnormality does not occur in motor neurons of transgenic mutant VAPB mice of the VM2 line, which do not show light-microscopic inclusions (Table 1).
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