"their abnormality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that is abnormal or unusual about someone or something. For example, "They had to be careful of their abnormality, as people could be quick to judge."
All subjects had at least one abnormality detected in the annual health checkups, but no medication was needed to treat their abnormality.
Subsequently, vocalic events are characterized upon their abnormality using critical band based Teager energy operator (TEO) autocorrelation envelope area [11], pitch and harmonic to noise ratio (HNR).
Even if they have a syndrome, even if their veins are going to the wrong place, even if their "abnormality" affects their appearance, they are still a baby, which is still a human, and their life has as much value as your's.
maha populations (that is, they are considered to be population mean values) and that their abnormality rates of adults in the P and F1 generations follow a binominal distribution.
In two cases, who were inpatients in their ward, a bystander who found their abnormality (unresponsive and no respiration) at first called a doctor on night duty for the ward before starting up the DC system, with hesitation for using this system because these events occurred at night.
The patients with a positive posttreatment FDG-PET had the following outcomes: one patient underwent a biopsy that was negative and has not relapsed; two patients had sequential FDG-PET scans until resolution of their abnormality and have not relapsed; five patients were treated with salvage therapy.
Since T lymphocytes play a critical role in virus clearance, their abnormalities in undergoing apoptosis may cause the insufficient antiviral immune responses leading to persistent viral infection.
These people were relegated to an existence of imprisonment in the institution, made to feel pathological and sterilized to prevent propagation of their abnormalities.
Thus, it might be that, due to as yet undefined mechanisms, tissues that participate to the development of ventral midline structures and their abnormalities are particularly sensitive towards MID1 dysfunction.
A proportion of women randomised to current practice, however, remained under surveillance, and the uncertainties over their abnormalities remained unresolved.
Their abnormalities of the eye had probably been overlooked because they live in a rural part of Japan and had no previous need for a specialist medical examination.
