Sentence examples for possible abnormalities from inspiring English sources

Karyotype is often used for predicting genetic disorders or possible abnormalities that may occur in the future generations.

This study was designed to reveal possible abnormalities of receptor-coupled G protein function in platelets in patients with psychiatric disorders such as depression and schizophrenia.

Their focus was on children with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome, characterized by a 15percentt risk of childhood cancers of the kidney, liver or muscle; an overgrowth of cells in the kidney and other tissues; and other possible abnormalities, among them a large tongue, abdominal-wall defects and low levels of blood sugar in infancy.

The proposed framework provides a structure for an RFID-based QAS that allows on-site staff to monitor complicated variations in production process by handling numerous possible abnormalities simultaneously.

Because humoral alterations have been implicated in the generation and perpetuation of atrial fibrillation (AF), we aimed to elucidate possible abnormalities in atrial endocrine function in the setting of lone AF.

Behavioral and motor changes in uremia may be due in part to derangements in ACh metabolism and such possible abnormalities may be related to the state of secondary hyperparathyroidism of chronic renal failure (CRF).

This subgroup would have been larger if our selection criteria had been broader (we strictly defined "normal" MPI to avoid the possibility of including patients with any abnormality or possible abnormality).

Still, when it's your turn to sit across from a doctor, in the white glare of a clinic, with your back aching, or your head throbbing, or a scan showing some small possible abnormality, what are you going to fear more — the prospect of doing too little or of doing too much?

Still, when it's your turn to sit across from a doctor, in the white glare of a clinic, with your back aching, or your head throbbing, or a scan showing some small possible abnormality, what are you going to fear more the prospect of doing too little or of doing too much?

But in a small fraction of cases, the interpreting physician sees a possible abnormality.

Assuming N p is the number of potential abnormality blobs detected by the proposed method and N g is the number of possible abnormality blobs provided by specialists, the metric m 2 is defined by the ratio of N p to N g : m_{2}~=~frac{N_{p}}{N_{g}} times 100% (28).