The situation is furthermore complicated by the fact that chromosome abnormalities in principle can occur in three different conditions: as isolated abnormality, together with one additional change, and as part of complex abnormalities with at least two additional cytogenetic alterations.
An additional 45 abnormalities might, in principle, be detectable in some form by using lower resolution methods (μMRI, OPT or μCT), but certain identification would again require confirmation by a high-resolution technique.
Maternal Early Obstetric Warning System (MEOWS) chart adopted from CEMACH 2003 2005 report is based on the principle that abnormalities in physiological parameters precede critical illness.
A physicochemical (PHYSCO) approach to acid-base abnormalities based on principles described by Stewart and Figge may explain various derangements better than traditional approaches.
This paper reports a detection of process abnormality in food extruder using principle component analysis.
The second important principle is that any subtle abnormality detected on sagittal imaging should be interrogated with orthogonal plane imaging, which may demonstrate a soft tissue mass encroaching on the lateral aspects of the cord (Fig. 1).
CT is in principle is well suited to image bony abnormalities in developmental abnormalities; however, the associated radiation dose should lead to the use of MRI where possible.
The same principle applies to strange history, where "abnormalities" like obsessive-compulsive ghosts, homicidal cultists, and juvenile stigmatics, reveal aspects of America's past that respectable history cannot.
In principle, we could detect other chromosomal abnormalities resulting in serious clinical consequences, such as microdeletions and microduplications, by slicing the chromosomes into smaller fragments and increasing the number of sequencing tags.
Yet the principle that faster correction of life-threatening abnormalities leads to better patient outcomes seems both practical and intuitive.
In principle, dysfunction of Skp2 may cause cell cycle abnormalities, which, in turn, increase the genomic instability of cancer cells.
