The phrase "abnormality which could" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential abnormality that may have certain implications or consequences.
Example: "The doctor noted an abnormality which could indicate a more serious underlying condition."
Alternatives: "an irregularity that might" or "a deviation that could".
This is possibly related to malalignment, previous skin incisions, patella baja and bone abnormalities, which could significantly reduce the bone available during the TKR.
A defect in SCRAPPER leads to neurotransmission abnormalities, which could subsequently result in neurodegenerative phenotypes.
Enhanced responses in nociceptive spinal and trigeminal neurons could result from these abnormalities, which could reflect either unusually low levels of descending inhibition [6] or high levels of descending facilitation [7], [8].
In contrast to I-FISH and microsatellites, Karyotyping and CGH assess the whole genome for chromosomal abnormalities which could be implicated in tumour progression.
Genes identified in this study are potentially triggered throughout the development of intestinal metabolic abnormalities, which could contribute to dyslipidemia, a component of metabolic syndrome and diabetes.
During S-phase, cellular DNA is replicated precisely and accurately to prevent genetic abnormalities which could lead to mutations or cell death [ 59] and p53 is responsible for regulation of certain proteins which are related to cell cycle checkpoint.
One of the greatest challenges in screening mammography is the need to balance high sensitivity for abnormalities which could prove to be malignant with an acceptably low recall rate for assessment.
Understanding the precise role of SHP-2 in skeletal development is the first step towards elucidating the pathophysiology of skeletal abnormalities, which could reveal therapeutic candidates for treating the diverse spectrum of disorders associated with PTPN11 mutations.
