The phrase "abnormality which may" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential abnormalities or conditions that could occur in a specific context, often in medical or scientific writing.
Example: "The test results indicate an abnormality which may suggest the presence of an underlying health issue."
Alternatives: "an irregularity that could" or "a deviation that might".
Conventional CT or MR frequently defines the anatomic regions of abnormality, which may be multiple lesions or a single lesion that is heterogeneous in cellular composition owing to the topographic variation of cellular constituency or the combination of active disease, nonspecific inflammation, necrosis, and/or edema.
QRS prolongation represents a conductance abnormality, which may be explained by decreased conductance velocity in the ventricles.
Changes in axial diffusivity, radial diffusivity, and FA, may indicate different types of white matter abnormality, which may reflect different phases of progression of TBI.
Our study demonstrates that volumetric tools can be applied even in the case of significant WM abnormality, which may be useful in detecting subtle GM involvement in an inherited WM disease.
Previous studies have identified psychophysiological and potential nicotinic receptor abnormalities which may be associated with this phenomenon.
Coagulation abnormalities, which may be associated with scoliosis, are thought to play a role.
They can arise from environmental exposures or from genetically determined abnormalities, which may be evident at birth or which may become apparent later in life.
Affected individuals exhibit heart abnormalities (which may cause early death), extra digits, defective dentition, poorly formed nails, dwarfing, and often knock-knees and fusion of hand bones.
Structural neuroimaging studies of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have uncovered widespread neuroanatomical abnormalities, which may have a significant impact on brain function, connectivity, and on behavioral symptoms of autism.
After the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, fish in three freshwater lakes within the exclusion zone became contaminated with radioactive caesium but showed no obvious health problems, though some fish were born with reproductive abnormalities which may have been caused by radiation, said James Smith, an environmental physicist at Portsmouth University who studied fish in the area.
Conventional angiography is used to confirm vascular abnormalities which may then be amenable to endovascular therapy.
