Sentence examples for develops an abnormality from inspiring English sources

After conception, the fertilised cell immediately develops an abnormality, the result of an imbalance in the number of chromosomes supplied from the mother and the father.

Pirzkall et al. [22] developed an abnormality Cho/NAA index (CNI) and showed that a metabolically active tumor (defined as CNI > 2) was observed outside of the MRI-defined volumes in a non-isotropic manner.

Nevertheless it would be desirable in future work to have a more sophisticated measure of physical activity using an accelerometer and/or heart rate monitoring to provide more precise information on how energy expenditure and physical activity duration and intensity differ between those who maintain normal metabolic function and those who develop an abnormality.

Maryland currently allows late-term abortions for instances when the unborn baby develops a fetal abnormality.

With the benefit of hindsight, our troubles seem quite small – during the routine 12-week pregnancy scan, my girlfriend and I were informed that our baby had a 1 in 22 chance of developing a chromosomal abnormality.

Results: Perichondrially injured animals in the 4-week age group developed a marked abnormality in the shape of the cricoid cartilage in the injured region.

During the course of these studies over several years, we became interested in a proportion of mice that developed a neurological abnormality with balance defect following infection.

So, as several writers have pointed out, "instead of developing a drug to fit an abnormality an abnormality was postulated to fit a drug".

As Angell writes: in positing that depression was caused by too little serotonin, "instead of a developing a drug to treat an abnormality, an abnormality was postulated to fit a drug".

p27KIP1-deficient mice develop a variety of abnormalities including multiorgan hyperplasia and pituitary tumours (Nakayama et al, 1996).

For instance, mice lacking the miR-1-2 genomic locus developed a range of abnormalities such as ventricular septal defects, cardiac arrhythmia, and myocyte hyperplasia with nuclear division of cardiomyocytes persisting postnatally [ 37].