The phrase "abnormality from" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is different from the normal or expected standard. For example: "The patient's x-ray showed an abnormality from the expected result."
Eighty-seven percent of admissions had an ECG, of which 65% were abnormal and 58% had a new abnormality from baseline.
Every abnormality from these patterns, though, is a negative mark for you.
Any abnormality from stored templates is informed to the caretaker through wireless architecture.
All brain slices were examined thoroughly with extra attention to areas with known abnormality from clinical and radiological investigation.
An algorithm of inversion for determining the parameters of the nonlinear dynamical model is suggested for seeking the precursory abnormality from the observed series of roof settlement.
One-class support vector machine (OCSVM) [20] uses an optimal hyperplane, which separates the origin from data samples, to distinguish abnormality from normality.
"It is fraught with legal abnormalities from beginning to end," he said.
"That's taken from a book of medical abnormalities from 1920s, parts of bodies falling off and going green," says Eoin. "We were going to take a picture of a skull from there, 'cause you know, that's what the song's about.
Specific contrast media with intracellular phases may be used to differentiate perfusion abnormalities from tumor development.
Interestingly, nine cases showed borderline cytological abnormalities from apparently normal oral mucosa.
Many researchers are working to develop CAD schemes for detection and classification of various kinds of abnormalities from medical data.
