The phrase "abnormality rate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the frequency or occurrence of abnormalities in a specific population or dataset.
Example: "The study reported an abnormality rate for congenital defects in newborns."
Alternatives: "incidence of abnormalities" or "frequency of abnormalities".
Results showed that the abnormality rate of EPC was doubled compared to UPC for FISH, and CA displayed 100% success rate using the NF.
We're talking about an abnormality rate of maybe 30percentt in cloned animals.
Although the background abnormality rate of adults in Z. maha is approximately 12.2% on average, we considered that the abnormality rate of adults more than 15% for field-collected samples and 20% for laboratory-reared samples warranted an explanation (see Point 6).
The initial abnormality rates of each component were significantly unfavorable for the adults having MetS outcome.
For the abnormality rate, exposure to the mixture groups almost increased the rate of abnormalities compared to the BPA alone-exposed groups and showed a concentration-dependent effect and time-dependent effect.
A multidimensional scaling plot for the adult abnormality rate (aAR) of the P generation in 7 localities in 2011 2013.
Abnormality rates were calculated for suspected CRC or large (10 mm+) polyp, suspected 6 9 mm polyps or suspected diminutive (≤5 mm) polyps.
During ERT, clinical abnormality rates decreased (except for neurological involvement) and the biological data improved overall during ERT (increased hemoglobin, leukocyte and platelet levels; decreased chitotriosidase, ACE, TRAP, ferritin and gammaglobulin levels).
The cumulative germ-line damage by radiation exposure in the field is one of the most reasonable explanations for the increased abnormality rates observed in the September samples.
It is difficult to believe that these high abnormality rates have been maintained in these populations for many years.
