The phrase "abnormal aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feature or characteristic that deviates from what is considered normal or typical.
Example: "The patient presented with an abnormal aspect of the skin, prompting further investigation."
Alternatives: "unusual characteristic" or "atypical feature."
At this point, it is worth noting that our team studying dyslexic children in comparison to their sibling controls found that dyslexic children manifested abnormal aspects of pre-attentive processing of information as they are reflected by P50 elicited during a working memory test [ 22].
Hence, it is possible that an abnormal expression of genes affects multiple aspects of development with the strongest effect being on one specific aspect.
UFS is also characterized by an abnormal facial expression upon smiling, typically with downturned lateral aspects of the mouth (1– 4).
MOR/DOR physical association in neural networks associated with abnormal nociception, aversive aspects of drug withdrawal or eating disorders represents an attractive option for drug design.
Based on our findings that Cdc42 deletion leads to defects in structural/synaptic plasticity and spine loss in hippocampus, we also suspected that the behavioral outcomes of Cdc42 f/f : Camk2a-Cre mice may be abnormal in certain aspects of hippocampus-dependent cognitive tasks.
Taking all of this data into account, in this family approximately 60% of dogs that are either carriers, or homozygotes for mutant alleles 2 or 3 have some aspect of abnormal kidney pathology.
On the contrary, a broadly spread infiltration of round cells predominate in those patients suffering from wound bed ischemia, associated to a fibrohyaline matrix of "hardened" aspect and abnormal angiogenesis in which vascular wall cellular mosaicism, precocious media thickening, endothelial nuclei hypertrophy and many other defects can be identified.
Apply specialized knowledge of such areas as database management and epidemiological aspects of abnormal development to leadership positions as community program planners, client advocates, and participants in health care decision-making.
Above that, parents and professionals seem to detect different aspects of abnormal behaviour [ 39, 40].
