The phrase "abnormal character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a character that deviates from the norm, whether in literature, psychology, or other contexts.
Example: "The protagonist in the novel is an abnormal character, often acting in ways that challenge societal expectations."
Alternatives: "unusual character" or "atypical character".
Skopik et al. [13, 34] also focus on the abnormal character of attacks.
The goal is to understand why a biological system has departed from a functional state and identify components and processes within the system that can be manipulated so as to understand the abnormal character of the system, and, ideally, mitigate it.
The current debate about the abnormal character of uncertain GHD [ 30, 31] highlights the interest of our tool.
Failure of sperm migration may be explained by the abnormal character of the ejaculate present in the uterine horns of cKO mice following mating.
Compensating for this poor prediction is the fact that these patients did not have panhypopituitarism, that 84% of them did not receive treatment, and that the abnormal character of uncertain GHD is currently the subject of much debate [ 30, 31].
Studies of preterm and term-born infants have shown absent fidgety movements and an abnormal movement character to be related to brain lesions and unfavourable neurological outcomes.
Tumor blood vessels have irregular lumen diameter and abnormal branching character, their basal membrane is fragmented (Dudarev & Akifiev, 1997; Prokop et al., 2003; Asayama et al., 2008).
g4HA-TTG1 wableble to fully rescue the pleiotropic defects of ttg1-13, includinglabrousus leaves (Supplementary Fig. 13a), altered pattern of root hair formation (Supplementary Fig. 13b), and abnormal seed characters (Fig. 5b, c and Supplementary Fig. 4), such as loss of columellae and mucilage, transparent testa, reduced PA deposition, and increased fatty acid levels.
The data presented here indicate that, with the number of plants analyzed, the segregation of the character abnormal flower in S. ruiz-lealii does not fit to a single Mendelian gene inheritance.
Neuropathic pain does not primarily signal noxious tissue stimulation, often feels abnormal (burning or electrical character), and can be persistent or occur in short episodes (for example, trigeminal neuralgia).
According to Bradley, Shakespeare generally assigned prose to characters exhibiting abnormal states of mind or abnormal conditions such as somnambulism, with the regular rhythm of verse being inappropriate to characters having lost their balance of mind or subject to images or impressions with no rational connection.
