Sentence examples for abnormality which occurs from inspiring English sources

Atresia in the intestines of newborns is a congenital abnormality, which occurs most frequently in the duodenum [ 5, 6] and less frequently in the jejunoileal region [ 7].

Another possibility could be that high triglycerides are markers for some other metabolic abnormality which occurs in these patients with high triglycerides and that abnormality might block the mechanism responsible for the glycaemic-lowering effect of gastric contraction modulation.

One common AE was grade 1 (<2.5 × upper limit of normal) liver function test (LFT) abnormality, which occurred in 50%% of patients.

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) is a malignant disorder of lymphoid progenitor cells and characterized by chromosomal abnormalities, which occurs at all ages but with peak prevalence between the ages of 2 and 5 years [18].

However, it is useful in the detection of associated congenital abnormalities, which occur in up to 12 30 % of cases [9].

Resilience can be passive, i.e. the absence of key molecular abnormalities which occur in susceptible individuals, and/or active, i.e. novel molecular adaptations which occur uniquely in resilient individuals to help promote normal behavioural function.

Drug-related side effects were noted in 75 cases (30%); however, side effects severe enough to change or stop treatment were reported in only 38 cases (15%): in 2/3 of cases they were due to symptomatic liver test abnormalities which occurred mainly within the first two months of treatment (mean: 6.2 ± 7.3 weeks).

The significance of the associations between the studied variables (patients' characteristics) regarded the typology of the variable (chromosome or chromatid error) and number of the significant variables in the different groups of chromosomal abnormalities, which occurred repeatedly in the different studied categories.

To further explore this concept, Ccnd1 KI/KI mice were initially evaluated for the presence of a neuromuscular hindlimb abnormality (leg clasping), which occurs with high frequency in mice that harbor cyclin D1 loss but is not present in Ccnd1+/+ or Ccnd1+/− animals.

There is a possibility that recovery may also be over-estimated due to regression to the mean which occurs when apparent abnormalities on initial investigation have a high probability of being at the extreme end of an individual's normal range because of random variation [ 38] or responder bias (people who recover may be more likely to respond to a follow-up questionnaire).

Some of the risk factors for PE include prolonged periods of immobility (like that which occurs post-surgery), pregnancy, malignancy, hereditary clotting abnormalities and surgical procedures, particularly orthopedic.