Sentence examples for abnormality into from inspiring English sources

A conjoined twin turns her abnormality into a lucrative endeavor; a quiet painter prefers to produce her work without promoting herself.

A feature of malignancy on ultrasound elastography is stiffness extending from the greyscale abnormality into the surrounding stroma.

Bronchial epithelia for each non-tumour site were graded (by our pathologist: MG) according to the degree of apparent histological abnormality into: normal, hyperplastic (basal cell and goblet cell), metaplastic, dysplastic or carcinoma in situ (CIS).

Indeed, it is possible that initial gait adaptation could be due to pain, but repeating this adaptation and avoiding pain during locomotion may lead the musculoskeletal system to remodel over time and program the abnormality into the gait sequence.

Successful cases were classified hierarchically according to the type of the primary chromosomal abnormality into one of four karyotype groups: (1) translocations (including inversions and insertions); (2) deletions (including monosomies); (3) trisomies (including duplications); and (4) no abnormality detected (NAD).

This suggests that there is some propagation of retinal abnormalities into the cortex.

In particular, we attempted to classify individual disorders by modelling neuroanatomical abnormalities as spheres centred on the peak coordinates reported by the individual studies, without taking the heterogeneous spatial extent of these abnormalities into account.

Epidemiologic data currently do not support the notion of identifiable precipitating events, such as a trauma or an infection, which would turn systemic immune abnormalities into localized tissue inflammation.

Cytogenetic assessment of MM is essential for clinical practice, and the importance of this evaluation is indicated by the recent incorporation of high-risk cytogenetic abnormalities into the Revised International Staging System for MM.

Furthermore, in patients with SLE, autoantibody expression can predate clinical disease manifestations by many years, suggesting that for full-blown disease to develop other events must supervene to translate serologic abnormalities into active autoimmunity [ 9].

Key aims of this study group were to develop a more accurate understanding of the mechanisms driving the immunological abnormalities seen during the preclinical phase of RA and the stimuli that turn such abnormalities into a joint-centric disease, in order to inform clinically relevant developments in outcome prediction and therapy.