Sentence examples for abnormal attributes from inspiring English sources
The first is the lack of an HRM-centric literature on projectives, as most research has drawn on theories and measures designed in the context of abnormal attributes.
The secondary outcomes are: 1) number of children with 3 or more abnormal attributes derived from the MAHS classification system 2) degree of function (severe, moderate, mild, none) within the 9 domains of vision, hearing, speech, ambulation, dexterity, emotions, cognition, pain and self care.
Nerve conduction abnormality was defined as more than one abnormal attribute in two separate nerves.
An abnormal attribute with regard to nerve conduction velocity (NCV) was defined as <−2.33 SDS (first percentile or less) for the peroneal nerve (MCV and/or CMAP) and for the sural nerve (SCV and/or SNAP).
And sometimes people, especially the elderly, attribute abnormal physical signs, like a lump, to aging.
Mr. Bush's father, George H. W. Bush, was treated in a hospital when he suddenly developed an abnormal rhythm, later attributed to an overactive thyroid gland in the neck.
No mortality was observed at any of the dose levels, and there were no abnormal clinical signs attributed to the administration of PHEA-C16-iron oxide.
Okeke and Hamano (2000) have analyzed magnetic data from Japanese observatories and attributed abnormal quiet days to be due to local irregularities in the Sq current system whereas Sastri (1982) analyzed AQD in the Indian region and changes in fields have been attributed to the ionospheric dynamo region.
This abnormal phenomenon is attributed to the influence of introduced ethanol, which increases the CMC in mixed solution [ 22].
The diagnosis of NAFLD should be strongly suspected in the presence of features such as obesity, diabetes and obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA); however, other causes should always be considered before attributing abnormal liver function tests (LFTs) to NAFLD alone.
The majority of allograft patients experience disturbances in hepatic function, which are commonly multifactorial in origin (e.g. due to GvHD or concomitant medications); this makes it difficult to attribute abnormal liver function tests specifically to one drug or medical condition.
