"certain pathologies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to diseases, illnesses, or conditions. For example: "Certain pathologies, such as diabetes, can be devastating if left untreated."
A discussion follows which highlights certain pathologies associated with G6PD deficiency along with the consequences of reduced NADPH synthesis.
We provide examples of certain pathologies that the VP model and its numerical formulations exhibit at steady state.
Radiographs are used to monitor thoracic kyphosis in individuals with certain pathologies (e.g. osteoporosis), exposing patients to potentially harmful radiation.
It is shown that certain pathologies, e.g., expansion of the plastic region accompanied by stress locking, may arise at later stages of localization.
If we accept this notion of microvacuoles, then it becomes possible to explain certain pathologies occurring with age, such as edema, obesity, aging and inflammation.
We end by presenting a brief outlook on how IMPPACT might present novel insights into certain pathologies and into action expertise.
The recording of auditory evoked potentials (AEPs) at fast rates allows the study of neural adaptation, improves accuracy in estimating hearing threshold and may help diagnosing certain pathologies.
However, recent evidence suggests that this is not true for all HKG and that stability may be tissue specific and affected by certain pathologies.
This paper draws attention to certain pathologies that arise in the use of FDML that have gone unnoticed in the literature and that affect both finite sample peformance and asymptotics.
MDCT remains the gold standard for imaging in certain pathologies and is especially helpful when a diagnosis can be reached without the need for more invasive diagnostic investigations.
In fact, certain pathologies suggest that disownership experiences are lateralized in just this way (Vallar & Ronchi, 2009; Karnath & Baier, 2010; Giummarra, Bradshaw, Hilti, Nicholls, & Brugger, 2012).
