The phrase "abnormality for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a deviation from the norm or expected behavior. Here is an example sentence: The doctor ran several tests to determine the cause of the patient's abnormality for constantly feeling fatigued.
A new measure combining these two tests, the structure function index (SFI), was defined in 3 steps: 1) calculate the probability that each visual field point is abnormal, 2) calculate the probability of abnormality for each of the six HRT optic disc sectors, and 3) combine those probabilities with the probability that a field point and disc sector are linked by ganglion cell anatomy.
The application, called the Results Manager, incorporates extensive decision support features to classify the degree of abnormality for each result, presents guidelines to help clinicians manage abnormal results, allows clinicians to generate result letters to patients with predefined, context-sensitive templates and prompts physicians to set reminders for future testing.
A tumour was considered to carry a numerical abnormality for a given chromosomal region when the proportion of cells displaying an abnormal number of hybridization spots for the corresponding probe was at a percentage higher or lower than the mean value plus two standard deviations (SD) of the mean percentage obtained with the same probe in control samples (n = 10).
That depends on the nature of the abnormality: for some breeds, though, their breeding can have appalling consequences.
Their run to the 1985 semi-final was their best since 1980, and they had not won the competition for 11 years, an abnormality for a team so dominant and ruthless.
ECTb proposes a criterion for abnormality for TDE of 3% or greater [10].
In summary, nanotopography, in the form of nanodot arrays, induced an apoptosis-like abnormality for cultured NIH 3T3 cells.
This study is focused on the diagnostic performance of commonly used criteria for abnormality for the three software packages 4DM, ECTb, and QPS.
Heart abnormalities, for example, occur at an increased rate in individuals born with cleft palate.
Meanwhile, other businesses will pay for a system to play the role of CCTV monitor, observing camera footage for long periods of time and flagging abnormalities for reference.
Images were initially assessed for scanner artifacts and gross anatomical abnormalities for each subject.
