Sentence examples for may reflect abnormal from inspiring English sources

ReHo abnormalities may reflect abnormal local neuronal activity.

The significant increase in MT observed over a short period of time in MP may reflect abnormal function of ionic channels [1, 3], because MT can be significantly increased by antagonists of sodium and calcium channels [16] and for this reason is considered a marker of ion channel excitability in the motor cortex.

The increased USV in maternal deletion mice suggests abnormal signaling behavior between mothers and pups that may reflect abnormal communication behaviors in human AS patients.

The high-amplitude spikes of some myoelectrical signals after MTrP modelling may reflect abnormal discharges from sources other than the motor endplate.

The expression of mitochondrial ADP/ATP translocase 2 and ATP synthase beta chain genes is also increased, and this may reflect abnormal mitochondrial function upon injury.

There is a body of evidence that the neuronal and glial cytopathology in FCD may reflect abnormal cellular maturation and differentiation, with persisting expression of stem cell markers demonstrated on balloon cells (Ying et al., 2005; Najm et al., 2007).

Conclusion: Serum concentrations of insulin-like growth factor binding protein-1 are abnormal in the antiphospholipid syndrome group and may reflect abnormalities in trophoblast invasion.

The reduced CC10 staining observed in E18.5 Hoxa5−/− specimens may thus reflect abnormal terminal differentiation, contributing to the impaired Clara cell identity observed in the postnatal period, rather than impaired cell fate specification.

Increase in grey matter volume, which has appeared in several epilepsy syndromes in previous voxel-based morphometry studies (Yasuda et al., 2010), has been suggested as indicative of dystopic neurons and diminished grey-white matter demarcation (Yasuda et al., 2010), and findings in the current study may therefore reflect abnormal neurodevelopmental processes.

Considering the relation of TBI and elevated catecholamines or the relation of acute traumatic coagulopathy and catecholamine levels, preoperative coagulation disorder triggered by TBI may reflect increased abnormal sympathetic tone which is not detectable from preoperative radiographic findings by using CT or by preoperative physical findings.

These results may reflect that abnormal mineral metabolism is not entirely responsible for vascular calcification in CKD and suggest that factors other than the serum levels of calcium and phosphorus play an important role in the development of vascular calcification.