Sentence examples for example abnormalities from inspiring English sources

"For example, abnormalities may be indicative of an intrauterine infection, maternal illness or poor fetal outcome," explains Clark.

For example, abnormalities in spatial memory could be tested.

For example, abnormalities in the ratio of the unedited/edited forms have been reported as a consequence of ischemia [38].

Over the last 20 years various facets of cellular and immunological dysfunctions in CVID have been described, for example, abnormalities in B cell populations, low frequencies of naive CD4 T cells, and an increase in cellular activation [10] [14].

For example, abnormalities in mitochondrial complex I have been observed in several infantile and childhood neurological disorders and in neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's disease [1], [2] and motor neuron disease [3] while complex II dysfunction is seen in Huntington's disease [4], [5].

However, phenotypes not associated with (or secondary to) Escobar syndrome, for example abnormalities in temperature regulation, were also predicted.

It is then necessary to order a comprehensive echocardiogram to further assess potential findings and findings that fall outside the scope of goal-directed echocardiography [ 1] (for example, valvular abnormalities, wall motion abnormalities, diastolic dysfunction, abnormal anatomy or other abnormal echocardiographic features).

It has been observed in monkeys, for example, that abnormalities in ovarian hormone profiles are mirrored by irregularity in menstrual cyclicity [ 184].

For example, spindle abnormalities and cell degeneration were observed at Metaphase II and tetrad stage in a hybrid harboring Sb pollen sterility locus interaction (Fig. 2e-h).

It may be that reduced inhibitory control is the result of prolonged nicotine dependence, for example via abnormalities in the dopamine system, or that reduced inhibitory control is a predisposition to start smoking.

Clinically, identifying subjects in an early phase of developing DCM would be important but it is often difficult and for example subtle abnormalities in echocardiography may easily be overseen.