The phrase "abnormality to a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific abnormality related to something, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The doctor noted an abnormality to a specific area of the brain during the scan."
Alternatives: "an irregularity in" or "a deviation from".
These range from early developmental defects via a large array of coat color abnormalities to a melanoma metastasis model.
Although sensory abnormalities to a greater extent affect those with more severe autistic traits compared to those with less autistic traits [ 5], hyper-perception is consistently observed in people with ASD [ 6].
On the basis of data from biomarkers, AD can be reconceptualized as a progressive disorder that advances from biological changes in the brain with no accompanying cognitive abnormalities, to a state of memory impairment with biomarker abnormalities indicative of AD, to mild, moderate, severe, and profound stages of AD dementia.
Also, ultrasound can be used to guide a needle towards an abnormality to obtain a sample for further testing.
Clinical information may influence microscopic observation at two stages: perception (identification of abnormal areas and their features) and interpretation (attribution of the abnormalities to an entity).
For Freudians, it was an abnormality to be diagnosed.
Living with an abnormality to his central nervous system, Billy was accustomed to experiencing night terrors while sleeping.
Exonic coverage allows for detection of mosaicism at an unprecedented level and highlights the potential for mosaicism involving exons of genes, as a group of abnormalities, to be an under-recognized cause of phenotypic abnormality.
David Ford, Northern Ireland's justice minister, has promised a report on the possibility of changing abortion laws in the region to allow women carrying babies with fatal foetal abnormalities to have a termination.
Interim management guidelines from the Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Group (BCRAG) [ 24] also emphasized the need for patients with cytologic abnormalities to undergo a diagnostic work-up to discover potential occult lesion.
