The phrase "abnormality was possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing potential deviations from the norm or expected outcomes, particularly in scientific or medical discussions.
Example: "In the study, it was concluded that an abnormality was possible in the results due to external factors."
Alternatives: "an anomaly could occur" or "a deviation was feasible."
Although this could be due to the relatively small group of active patients who were enrolled, an intrinsic abnormality is possible as well.
Hypothyroidism may also be a common endocrinopathy in milder syndromes (9), and the clinician should be aware that any type of endocrine abnormality is possible, particularly growth hormone deficiency, which is treatable.
While the normal female has 44 autosomes plus two X-chromosomes (female) and the normal male 44 autosomes plus one X-chromosome and one Y-chromosome (male), many genetic abnormalities are possible.
If magnesium is administered intravenously over a long time, bone abnormalities are possible [37].
We show that qualitative and quantitative analysis of CTCs bearing ROS1 abnormalities is possible in ROS1-rearranged patients undergoing ROS1-inhibitor therapy.
This multigranular representation allows for great flexibility in automatically characterizing normality and abnormality: it is possible to generate diagnosis rules whose precision and generalization ability can be traded off depending on data availability.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00862.010 We hypothesized that since the knockout flies did not display prominent structural abnormalities in the alimentary canal, it was possible that the susceptibility to Db11 infection arose from defects in host defense.
However, 3D reconstruction in coronal, sagittal or any off-axis planes was possible for any discovered possible abnormality.
The ophthalmologist should enquire about congenital and acquired cardiac abnormalities in patients with CRAO and consider such abnormalities to be possible sources of emboli.
When we encounter acute painless visual impairment, CRAO should be considered and treated as soon as possible, and the ophthalmologist should enquire about congenital and acquired cardiac abnormalities in patients with CRAO and consider such abnormalities to be possible sources of emboli.
