The phrase "abnormality should not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or situations that should not be classified as abnormal or when arguing against labeling something as abnormal.
Example: "In the context of mental health, we must emphasize that abnormality should not be stigmatized."
Alternatives: "deviation must not" or "irregularity should not".
However, the extent of associated abnormalities should not deter paediatricians to refer patients for treatment.
Persistence of radiological abnormalities should not be considered evidence of active disease, since they may represent residual osteolysis in the absence of plasma cell proliferation.
The fact that no correlation was found between expansion size and muscle strength and ECG abnormalities should not be considered a limitation of molecular analysis and thus of the method, but it should be interpreted in the light of the instability of the expansion size and of tissue mosaicism.
Especially, clinical factors such as age less than three months, feeding difficulties, presence of retraction signs without hypoxia, or isolated rales and crackles are not considered as predictive of radiographic abnormalities and should not lead to the prescription of CR.
Together, our data revealed that the vascular risk factors and abnormality of intracranial arteries should not be the reasons to rule out the CADASIL diagnosis.
The metabolic abnormalities of PA patients should not be ignored or just considered as an associated symptom.
We conclude that for patients with normal abdominal CT findings and thereby presumed low stage tumours, any abnormality in the chest CT should not necessarily influence management or delay treatment.
Therefore, it can be concluded that the detection of an abnormality of the ear or brain should not prevent the execution of genetic testing for mutations that are known to be those that are not associated with malformations (e.g., mutations in the gene GJB2).
It was much more surprising, however, when a separate group of experts suggested that for several cancers — including potential lung cancers — early scans are detecting too many abnormalities that aren't dangerous and should not be treated.
Of note, partial liver transplantation has not corrected biochemical abnormalities or clinical manifestations permanently and should not be done.
