Sentence examples for additional anomaly from inspiring English sources

Additional anomaly features that may reflect crustal thickness variations include the positive anomalies overlying the Mt. Isa (Ms) inlier in the seismically estimated 50-km-thick crust of the North Australian Craton (NAC in Fig. 1b) and the Adelaide block (Ad) in the 70-km-thick crust of the South Australian Craton.

In BL, the most frequent additional anomaly is the duplication of 1q [31] [31].

Except for a large hydropic placenta, no additional anomaly was noted at autopsy.

A subdivision between the nonisolated RS infants (i.e., diagnosis of an additional syndrome related to RS or of other associated anomalies or chromosomal defects not directly related to the features of RS) and isolated RS infants (i.e., only the features of RS without any additional anomaly) was made.

The deprivation differences presented here could not be explained by either variations in the acquisition of additional cytogenetic anomalies or TKI resistance, both of which were rare in this population: 7 (3.4%) of the 209 Ph+ patients with no additional abnormalities at diagnosis (table 1) acquired an additional anomaly during the follow-up, and all were in deprivation categories 1 3.

While some cancers were shown to fit the linear progression model, in which each step corresponded to the occurrence of an additional anomaly [ 36], other data brought evidence of more complex molecular evolution schemes [ 37].

Additional anomalies such as wind shear, gusts and yaw transition are not considered.

Severe additional anomalies can result in poor outcome, such as mortality [19].

However, according to the short utilized seismicity data mentioned above, some additional anomalies are also shown in the other regions of Sittwe city and southern Nicobar Islands (Fig. 5a).

Nevertheless, they observed other additional anomalies in humans such as abnormal development of the prerenal division of the IVC and persistence of the renal collar [11].

All those with aneuploidy (80% diagnosed prenatally) had other nonfacial anomalies; additional anomalies were also common in the euploid group (61% diagnosed prenatally), with 90% having facial abnormalities and 70% having other abnormalities.