However, normal variants or minor abnormalities, such as posterior fossa cysts, abnormal hippocampal shape, ventricular dilatation or minor cerebellar atrophy, were not considered as abnormalities and were classified as normal MRIs [12].
After acetic acid application, the margins, colour tones, vascular pattern, and surface contour are graded into minor changes (or abnormal, grade 1) suggesting low-grade CIN and major changes (or abnormal, grade 2) indicating high-grade CIN.
Lilly also plays up the minor risk of abnormal heartbeats posed by Pfizer's Geodon, which was initially rejected by regulators because of such concerns.
Upon conducting a chromosome comet assay, which is a modification of classical comet assay (Lewinska et al. 2014), we found DNA breaks and some minor structural aberrations (abnormal chromosome morphology) within chromosome XII during CA (Fig. 6a, white and pink arrowheads, respectively).
However, arguing against this interpretation, MML-1 resembles Mondo rather than Myc, it dimerizes with MXL-2 while MDL-1 dimerizes with MXL-1, and deletion of mxl-2 has only minor phenotypic effects (abnormal migration of ray 1 precursor cells in the male tail), and does not affect e.g. growth or lifespan [ 16].
It is possible that the cardiomyocytes, but not skin and bone marrow cells, harbor the abnormal expressed minor antigens which contribute to the immunogenicity.
First, this finding suggests that the previous classification of A. ceylanicum as an abnormal and minor hookworm of humans (32 ) no longer stands.
In this study the neurological outcome is assessed in all children by a single pediatrician by performing a neurological examination according to Touwen [ 19] and scored as normal, minor neurological dysfunction, or abnormal.
These categories were equivalent to the colposcopic patterns that the International Federation for Cervical Pathology and Colposcopy classification of 2002 [ 12] designated as normal colposcopic findings; abnormal colposcopic findings, minor changes; abnormal colposcopic findings, major changes; and colposcopic features suggestive of invasive cancer.
Despite the simplified terminology, these categories were equivalent to those of the International Federation for Cervical Pathology and Colposcopy (IFCPC) classification of 2002, namely: normal colposcopic findings; abnormal colposcopic findings, minor changes; abnormal colposcopic findings, major changes; and colposcopic features suggestive of invasive cancer [ 37].
