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The phrase "abnormality led to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an abnormality caused or resulted in a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The abnormality led to significant changes in the patient's health condition."
Alternatives: "anomaly resulted in" or "irregularity caused".
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This abnormality led to the concurrent alteration of the FOXP1 and TP63 genes, never before reported in the literature.
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We did not match on other variables, such as socioeconomic factors, since these factors could easily be causally involved in how the chromosome abnormality leads to a deviant pattern of criminality.
Of 30 subjects receiving insulin who completed the study, persistent postprandial glucose abnormalities led to an increased dose in 4 patients (13%) and a decreased dose in 2 patients (7%).
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The chromosomal abnormalities lead to infertility, stillbirth or conditions such as Down's syndrome.
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Together, these abnormalities lead to the decrease in muscle contractility.
Together these abnormalities lead to compromised epidermal closure.
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