Sentence examples for abnormality may help from inspiring English sources

Awareness of this unusual ECG presentation of a relatively common electrolyte abnormality may help expedite recognition and treatment of a potentially life-threatening disorder.

Therefore, identifying the relationship between LncRNAs regulated by Hec1 and mitotic abnormalities may help to understand the function of Hec1 in pathogenesis of PCa.

While a model that focuses upon structural and biomechanical abnormalities may help explain and alleviate musculoskeletal pain it cannot sufficiently explain more severe states of chronic pain and their associated disability.

Since there have been no reports of subependymoma occurring in any hereditary diseases, we set out to perform this study in the hope that analyses of the current case with the complication of eye abnormalities may help determine the mechanisms responsible for the huge growth of the subependymoma.

This is why strengthening HPV molecular screening for detecting women having atypical ASCUS (first indicator of cervical abnormalities) may help in reducing the impact caused by CC on an immunocompetent population, as well as HIV-infected women who are at increased risk [ 40].

He said that researchers at the institute have analyzed fifty thousand chromosome samples from myeloma patients, enabling them to identify abnormalities that may help to predict the severity of the cancer.

In the absence of anatomic abnormality, some authors have suggested that ratios of standardised uptake values (SUVs) of the normal to abnormal side may help in reaching the diagnosis.

Treatments that address the objective sleep abnormalities associated with abstinence may help promote better outcomes.

We have identified region-specific functional abnormalities in dopaminergic function, which may help better account for the symptoms of ADHD.

Consistent with the concept of frontal-lobe sparing in SPD acting as a buffer that may help minimize abnormalities of the temporal lobe [ 5, 18], it may be that unlike schizophrenia, the cingulum is spared in SPD.

One hypothesis that may help explain abnormalities in the regulation of circadian rhythms has suggested that changes in the length of the endogenous period leads to changes in the phase angle of light synchronisation [ 40].