The phrase "abnormality has not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or absence of abnormalities in various fields, such as medicine, psychology, or research.
Example: "The test results indicate that the abnormality has not been detected in the patient."
Alternatives: "abnormality is absent" or "no abnormality has been found."
The degree of resolution of T2 hyperintensity resolution is variable depending on the severity of the initial injury, but in many cases MR signal abnormality has not resolved by 6 weeks despite return to competition, especially when the initial injury was severe.
To our knowledge, however, this morphologic abnormality has not yet been studied.
This complex developmental abnormality has not been reported in dogs previously.
Indeed, the finding of decreased thrombin generation is interesting since, to our knowledge, this coagulation abnormality has not been confirmed in dengue before.
Amongst these, the important and common finding of asymmetry or unilateral predominant structural and functional abnormality has not been comprehensively investigated.
Overexpression of Wnt5a in the pancreas results in the formation of multiple small and scattered islets, but the mechanism for such abnormality has not been characterized [ 3].
Alterations in neural networks underlying this basic abnormality have not yet been sufficiently identified.
For example, we identified a few instances when a critical laboratory abnormality had not been recognised and simply brought it to the attention of the treating team.
How and why false recognition occurs in such patients is currently unknown, and treatments targeting this specific mnemonic abnormality have not been attempted.
However, except for the association with HbA1c and BP, relationships between diabetes-related changes in clinical parameters and repolarization abnormality have not been clarified in previous studies [ 27, 28, 31, 32].
The cut-off point from which a bone bridge cannot be spontaneously resorbed and from which the amount of injury or the cellular destruction may create growth abnormalities has not been completely evaluated yet (Pous et al. 1979; Bonnel et al. 1984; Seil 2002).
