The phrase "abnormality to the" 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 clarity and context.
Example: "The doctor noted an abnormality to the patient's heart during the examination."
Alternatives: "abnormality in the" or "abnormality of the".
Call any abnormality to the attention of the child's physician.
We attributed this abnormality to the Ni chains having blocked the CNT connections, when there was a high Ni-chain content.
The mean MCD between the patient and control groups of the three muscles showed a statistically significant difference in the APB muscle only, while those of the ADM and EDC muscles were insignificant, which localizes the abnormality to the APB muscle.
Snoring was alone among risk factors that associated with this abnormality to the carotid arteries.
Applied to a therapeutic situation, the method allows the researcher to follow the course of the situation for the patient, from the appearance of the abnormality to the time of the interview, thus placing knee OA in a broader context than the medical one.
Our findings have consistently highlighted the relevance of the fetal genotype and the exact genetic abnormality to the mechanism leading to gestational complications such as preeclampsia [ 8, 18].
There are countless reports about the perils of having babies in later life - from the increased chances of abnormalities to the cost to the NHS because older women are more likely to have caesareans.
Imaging thus comes to play a paramount role in the detection and localisation of the abnormalities to the brainstem.
Indeed, none of these patients reported abnormalities to the neurologic examination, and particularly no cases of central pontine myelinolysis or any other severe neurological damage were seen.
Objective: To determine the contribution of surfactant protein abnormalities to the development of chronic lung injury in a familial form of interstitial lung disease.
This finding links placental perfusion abnormalities to the myriad of disorders associated with elevated concentrations of inflammatory cytokines, including cerebral palsy.
