The phrase "abnormal challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe difficulties or obstacles that are unusual or not typical in a given context.
Example: "The team faced several abnormal challenges during the project, including unexpected technical issues and resource shortages."
Alternatives: "unusual difficulties" or "atypical obstacles."
Do you agree that abnormal challenges call for abnormal leaders?
The book provides psychological case studies of Churchill, Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., among others, and argues that, "for abnormal challenges, abnormal leaders are needed".
It may be fine to like Ike during periods of smooth sailing, but Lincoln and a little lunacy are the ticket when seas get rough: "For abnormal challenges," Ghaemi insists, "abnormal leaders are needed".
To develop a risk score to predict women who are likely to have an abnormal glucose challenge test (GCT) for gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) screening.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the characteristics and outcomes of patients who had abnormal glucose challenge test results and subsequent normal oral glucose tolerance test results and to assess whether such patients are at a greater risk than normal pregnant patients for adverse perinatal outcome.
A 32-year-old female recently diagnosed with gestational diabetes after an abnormal glucose challenge test (blood glucose level of 206 mg/dL at 1 h) presented to the sports medicine clinic at 30 weeks pregnant with lateral hip pain.
Knowing when a pregnancy is abnormal is challenging.
Thirty five recruits underwent screening, during which one individual was rejected following an abnormal post-challenge blood glucose reading (an indicator of pre-diabetes).
Gestational diabetes was diagnosed when an abnormal glucose challenge test was followed by two or more abnormal values on a three hour 100 g glucose tolerance test using the Carpenter and Coustan criteria.
Miyazaki et al. estimated that around 70%% of spinal hematomas occurring at the time of withdrawing an epidural catheter were related to abnormal coagulation, which challenges the dogma that monitoring of prophylactic LMWH is unnecessary in this setting [ 7].
Lymphocytes from skin cancer-prone patients (epidermodysplasia verruciformis) have normal response to gamma-ray challenge but abnormal response to UV-light challenge.
