The phrase "abnormal cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing instances or situations that deviate from the norm or standard.
Example: "In the study, we focused on abnormal cases to better understand the underlying issues affecting the population."
Alternatives: "unusual instances" or "atypical situations".
Monosomy 7 is the second most frequent distinct chromosome abnormality in MDS occurring in some 25% of abnormal cases.
The 7.2% abnormal cases that were classified as rare microscopically visible chromosomal abnormalities (such as deletions, trisomies, unbalanced translocation, markers, mosaicism and apparently balanced rearrangements) are much lower than the study reported by Baena et al. [ 13].
Statistical rules are designed to guide the detection of abnormal cases.
The cardiologists correctly identified only 68 percent of truly abnormal cases — 32 percent of teenagers with abnormal EKGs were never detected.
The unfortunate thing is that it is the abnormal cases like this (which are often the only things that allow a legal aid practice to survive the otherwise dreadful legal aid rates), and the abnormal earnings of barristers with huge experience dealing with the most serious cases and working insane hours, that get reported.
On the narrow conception, only extreme, harmful, or abnormal cases of love would count as addiction.
Figure 9 Detected extreme points with lifting wavelet and abnormal cases found out by discrimination rules.
All acute pathology was included within these boundaries in 36 of 51 abnormal cases (71%; 95% CI 57% to 81%).
The exclusion criteria are also less likely to bias the material towards more normal or abnormal cases.
The probabilities by these models exclusive of abnormal cases were worse than those by LN-Bayes and LN-SST.
It is reported that about 10 25 % abnormal cases shown in mammography have been wrongly ignored by radiologists [4].
