The phrase "abnormality resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to problem-solving, diagnostics, or addressing issues that deviate from the norm.
Example: "The team focused on abnormality resolution to ensure that all discrepancies were addressed before the final report was submitted."
Alternatives: "issue resolution" or "problem resolution".
She had persistent asthenia, immunological and haematological abnormalities before resolution.
While many algorithms can detect a subset of mosaic abnormalities, the resolution for low-level mosaicism can be greatly improved.
He had rapid and dramatic normalization of all abnormalities, including resolution of his lymphadenopathy and complete disappearance of KS lesions.
µEEG features likely to represent interictal and ictal epileptiform abnormalities were identified visually and classified based on the waveform characteristics analogous to well-recognized epileptiform abnormalities in standard resolution electroencephalography (Niedermeyer and Lopes da Silva, 1999), as well as correlation to simultaneous iEEG events.
They have provided accurate and rapid identification of genome abnormalities at high resolution.
Radiographic distinctions may be based on the presence of various forms and severity of emphysema, thickened large airways and small airways abnormality on high-resolution CT scans.
Patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) show increased PET signal at sites of morphological abnormality on high-resolution computed tomography (HRCT).
Karyotyping revealed no abnormalities, whilst high resolution array CGH of the index case revealed an interstitial subtelomeric 6p25.1 deletion, sized at 88 kb, with analysis of familial samples confirming paternal (and grandpaternal) inheritance.
Another main advantage is that analysis of SNP markers for each parental chromosome also allows for identification of a range of chromosome abnormalities at high resolution, including trisomies of meiotic origin (in which both haplotypes from one parent can be detected in restricted regions of the chromosome) and monosomies/partial deletions (in which only one parental haplotype is detected).
Although some non-invasive methods, such as conventional and tissue-doppler echocardiography and single photon emission CT (SPECT), may reveal functional abnormalities [ 12- 16], spatial resolution is not sufficiently accurate to identify the range of potential myocardial abnormalities in RA.
