The phrase "abnormality is probably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential condition or situation that may not conform to the norm, indicating uncertainty.
Example: "Based on the symptoms observed, the doctor concluded that the abnormality is probably linked to a genetic disorder."
Alternatives: "the irregularity is likely" or "the anomaly is possibly".
The other side of the coin is that since some women with labor abnormality were probably given additional time and delivered normally, they were grouped as controls.
The favorable impact of healthy dieting and physical activity on RV free wall mechanics indicates that cellular and sub-cellular alterations responsible for the RV myocardial abnormalities are probably not permanent and modifiable throughout adequate interventional strategies.
The developmental abnormalities are probably caused by loss of cell polarity and acquisition of anoikis resistance, resulting in loss of mammary gland organization and enhanced proliferative capacity of mammary epithelial cells, leading to a nonfunctional mammary gland.
Therefore, our results suggest that a-MCI is associated with an abnormally high arterial pulsatility (independently of white matter abnormalities), which is probably due to degenerative changes in the arterial walls.
They reported that the extent of resistance, as measured by the frequency of development of cardiovascular abnormalities [which is probably an AHR-mediated response (Dong et al. 2004; Teraoka et al. 2003)], differed significantly among sites on the Elizabeth River and between all Elizabeth River sites and the York River.
The correlation in our Hq mice between the severity of baldness and the severity of growth retardation also suggests a role for RCCI deficiency in the hair abnormalities, as delayed growth is probably due to RCCI deficiency.
Family members of the remaining 25% of patients are not afflicted by this abnormality and therefore, their disease is probably caused by de novo mutations.
The increased prevalence of skeletal abnormalities at later developmental stages is probably sampling bias created by different capture techniques.
The high percentage of infants with PF abnormalities in this study (66 %) is probably secondary to the inclusion of both major and minor abnormalities in a high-risk population.
