Sentence examples for every abnormality from inspiring English sources

Every abnormality from these patterns, though, is a negative mark for you.

Since the junctional zone myometrium started to be investigated by MR imaging, every abnormality observed has been described as indicative of the presence of endometrium in the outer myometrium or adenomyosis sensu stricto.

For the time being, we will treat every abnormality this way on a trial basis to help shed light on unforeseen issues.

Furthermore it is important to question every abnormality visible on follow-up scans and to refer to previous CT studies in the same patient so that subtle sites of relapse are not overlooked.

The hospital, he lamented, is more like a factory — "it tests every ache and treats every laboratory abnormality, but it does little to heal its patients". Treating and healing are both necessary, but modern health care too often disregards the latter.

Participants were tested for DNA evidence of HPV infection every 6 months and for cytological abnormality every 6 or 12 months.

After the age of 20, every person with this abnormality is obese, usually extremely obese, with a BMI of more than 40.

Another 17th-century figure provides Leroi with a model for his endeavour: Sir Francis Bacon recommended the collection or description "of all the monsters and prodigious products of nature, of every novelty, rarity or abnormality", not for their own sake, but for what they reveal about the normal laws of nature.

For women with this level of cervical cell abnormality, for every ng folate/mg protein increase in cervical cell folate concentration, a woman would be 14.4% more likely to have an HR-HPV infection persist.

However, because greater age was associated with every category of established abnormality that we examined and greater age was associated with lower SBP response, it is conceivable that a lower SBP response is associated with higher risk of adverse CVD outcomes.

We knew, for instance that a chromosomal abnormality existed in every C.M.L. patient.