The phrase "abnormality resulted in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an abnormality caused a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "The abnormality resulted in significant delays in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "abnormality led to" or "abnormality caused".
On the other hand, miR-1 knockout mice resulted in ventricular septal defect in the half, and the remaining majority without structural abnormality resulted in sudden death due to abnormal cardiac conduction or repolarization [ 20].
This abnormality resulted in the increased number of aberrant mitoses, death of crypt cells and massive crypt loss.
Fewer than half of the radiographs with a potentially clinically relevant abnormality resulted in action: in 14.3% of patients did daily routine CXRs exhibit an unexpected abnormality, and in 6.4% of patients did these radiologic abnormalities result in a change to therapy (Table 3).
In this case, if the child's BAF value is abnormally depressed, it may indicate an underlying biological abnormality resulting in an elevated proportion of paternal A alleles.
Conversely, if the child's BAF value is abnormally elevated, it may indicate an underlying biological abnormality resulting in an elevated proportion of maternal B alleles.
The existence of this mosaic trisomy in four different tissues and in repeated cultures over a 3-y period suggested that it was due to a genetic abnormality resulting in mitotic instability.
Asymmetric densities are the most common abnormality resulting in referral for arbitration.
Similarly, the number of daily routine CXRs with a new and unexpected abnormality resulting in a change to therapy was similar among groups.
Substitution of any of these amino acids appears to result in a functional abnormality, resulting in severe reduction of adenine DNA glycosylase activity on DNA containing an A 8-OHG mispA 8-OHG
We suggest that the renal cysts detected in this patient developed as a result of profound hypokalemia, and is neither a simple association, nor the primary abnormality resulting in RTA and hypokalemia.
24 25 More recent studies have suggested that MGS is a primary mesenchymal abnormality resulting in faulty closure of the posterior scleral wall and the poor development of the lamina cribrosa.
