Sentence examples for some abnormality of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Shipp said that doctors had initially diagnosed his wife's condition as abscess of the appendix or as some abnormality of the bladder and that the hospital had not tested fluid removed from her abdomen.
The narrator, a sensitive only child given to philosophical musing and rather abstract analytic discourse, is not only thin-skinned but literally thin-skulled, owing to some abnormality of birth.
This could be due to the presence of some abnormality of the ventilation perfusion ratio because of the primary pulmonary pathology resulting in hypercapnia.
More than half of high grade serous carcinomas overall possess some abnormality of BRCA1 or BRCA2 [4], [5], [5].
This indicates some abnormality of histologically normal epithelial layer.
As an itching sensation is thought to be transmitted by small unmyelinated sensory c-fibers (2), pruritus may reflect some abnormality of the peripheral nerve.
Some abnormalities of pursuit may be due to attention fluctuation rather than to deficit of the cortical-subcotical circuits involved in the generation of such movement.
Earlier studies have linked some abnormalities of skin and hair to selenium deficiency [14], [15] and have shown the protective role of selenium as antioxidant [12] and in wound healing [16].
Single studies investigated some abnormalities of laboratory parameters in HD patients suffering from itch e.g. parathormone (PTH), calcium, phosphorus, but the role of them in the occurrence and the intensity of CI in HD patients is still unclear [ 3, 5– 9].
On the other hand, both the PC group and TH group showed some abnormalities of the ovaries with large antral-like follicles that did not arrive at ovulation and the presence of atretic cystic-like follicles.
Two decades ago, Folstein and Rutter (1988) concluded: "Quite often it is not autism itself that is inherited but rather some genetic abnormality of language or sociability that interacts with other factors to produce autism".
