Sentence examples for only abnormally from inspiring English sources

However, only abnormally high elevations of liver chemistry measurements ALT, AST, ALP, and TBIL indicate a potential liver safety issue.

Sialyltransferases are another family of glycosyltranferases that are not only abnormally expressed in cancers[ 31- 34], but are also implicated in carcinogenesis, progression, and metastasis.

However, tau is not only abnormally phosphorylated but also aggregates into insoluble forms such as PHFs and NFTs (Andorfer et al. 2003; Citron 2010) in various AD mouse models (Götz et al. 2001; Denk and RichardWade-Martins 2009; Baglietto-Vargas et al. 2014).

One reason that these mice are seen as a model organism for humans – even though human obesity is certainly not caused by dysregulation of one gene – is that they are not only abnormally heavy, they also develop type II diabetes and have a predisposition to tumors.

Although some 27 million kilograms of atrazine are used annually in the United States, toxicologists had come to regard it as relatively benign, with effects only at abnormally high levels.

It is unlikely that tumours are entirely dependent on only one abnormally activated signaling pathway; consequently, treatment with an agent that interferes with a single target may be insufficient.

Additional studies indicate that simply a non-coding RNA bearing only an abnormally long CAG repeat but not coding for a protein can induce progressive neuronal dysfunction, including shortened lifespan and locomotor defects (5).

SLOS, in contrast, is caused by mutations in the final enzyme of the cholesterol biosynthetic pathway, resulting not only in abnormally low amounts of cholesterol but also in the accumulation of the cholesterol precursor 7-dehydrocholesterol in plasma and cells of the brain.

Subjects with lesions in this area stop feeding only at an abnormally high level of energy content (obesity) and grossly overeat (hyperphagia) until this level is reached.

Back in 1997, and aged only 37 – an abnormally young age for a successful French playwright – Reza spoke of living "a dream".

(Kind (2003) calls it "strong transparency" and usefully distinguishes it from weaker claims, such as that we are very hard put to introspect additional properties or that we only rarely or abnormally do).