Sentence examples for anatomical deviations from inspiring English sources

Anomalies are classified into the following main classes, expressing uterine anatomical deviations deriving from the same embryological origin: U0, normal uterus; U1, dysmorphic uterus; U2, septate uterus; U3, bicorporeal uterus; U4, hemi-uterus; U5, aplastic uterus; U6, for still unclassified cases.

These neuropsychological deficits are supported by anatomical deviations along the A P axis.

Furthermore, the anatomical deviations in the inner ear of the patient correspond to those in the knockout mice.

Anomalies are sorted in the classes and subclasses of the system according to increasing severity of the anatomical deviation; the less severe variants are placed in the beginning, the more deformed types at the end.

Some partners had pointed out the anatomical deviation, as they perceived it during intercourse.

All these malformations, otherwise nondescript or inappropriately grouped together into the same class I of the AFS classification system, could be properly and correctly classified into subclasses, expressing each one as a specific anatomical deviation.

Anomalies are sorted in the classes and sub-classes of the system according to increasing severity of the anatomical deviation; the less severe variants are placed in the beginning, the more deformed types at the end.

Delay eyeblink conditioning depends on plasticity in the cerebellum, a common site of anatomical deviation in patients with autism, and cerebellar gross and cellular malformation are common features of autistic brains (Wang et al., 2014).

The presence of nasal anatomical abnormalities including septal deviation, turbinate hypertrophy, and concha bullosa excluded a migraine etiology for nasal congestion when the laterality of the anatomical abnormality explains the laterality of the symptoms, while these anatomical findings were not considered as causes of headache [ 9].

Deviation in dose distribution may exist in the delivery of a precisely designed intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) plan with several causes, including the mechanical inaccuracy of the therapeutic equipment, errors in the output dose characteristics, setup deviation, and anatomical changes of patients during the treatment process.

The 2004 classification does not consider nasal anatomical problems such as septal deviation or turbinate hypertrophy as valid causes of headache and considers mucosal contact point headache as "of limited evidence".