Sentence examples for point abnormality from inspiring English sources

Antipyretic agents are not recommended as the increase in body temperature is due to muscular activity not a hypothalamic temperature set point abnormality.

A common output of these techniques is a trained categorical classifier which receives a new data entry as the input, and outputs a hypothesis for the data points abnormality.

J-wave syndromes have emerged conceptually to encompass the pleiotropic expression of J-point abnormalities including Brugada syndrome (BrS) and early repolarization syndrome (ERS).

Abnormality was defined by a cut-point approximating the least able 10% of controls, or for behavior, using an established cut point for abnormality (equivalent to 10% in a large community sample in which the questionnaire was validated[ 12]).

Several aspects need to be considered and analysed in the future: Since an excellent reproducibility of clinical tests for LMC was obtained, the relevant cut-point (distance moved from the 0 point) for abnormality for each of the tests must be determined by testing the human variation in the normal population.

For the present study, peripheral polyneuropathy was considered to be present using a 2.5 percentile cut-off point for abnormality using data from the matched healthy controls of the present study, when either mTCNs score was >5 points or the vibration perception threshold was >18.4 V.

These results point to abnormalities in the bundle, which may be due to altered cytoarchitecture leading to increased CSF in this specific region.

More recent studies also point to abnormalities in glycocalyx function contributing to the microvascular dysfunction [ 13– 15].

Several new studies, including results from the international genome-wide association study, point to abnormalities of the adaptive immune system in childhood IIMs.

Published studies point to abnormalities of the autonomic nervous system as being an important mechanism in initiation and maintenance of atrial fibrillation.

We also advise not to rely on an age-specific percentile to define cut-off points of abnormality given that this can lead to natural cognitive decline not being accounted for.