The phrase "abnormal characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing traits or features that deviate from the norm or expected standards, often in a scientific or medical context.
Example: "The study focused on the abnormal characteristics observed in the patient's behavior, which were indicative of a deeper psychological issue."
Alternatives: "unusual traits" or "atypical features".
Several abnormal characteristics degradations were observed.
We first examined if the abnormal characteristics of MDS-MSCs (Fig. 1) could be reversed with hypomethylating therapy, focusing on a set of 7HR-MDS-MSCs (261HR, 325HR, 400HR, 455HR, 627HR, 768HR and 775HR, Fig. 3d g).
The ultimate goal of the pioneering project outlined in this book is to map our genome in detail an achievement that will revolutionize our understanding of human development and the expression of both our normal traits and our abnormal characteristics, such as disease.
Extracellular field potentials were absent or smaller in amplitude, with abnormal characteristics, in sclerotic regions.
The effects of the abnormal characteristics of tumour vasculature and extravascular tissue on these transport properties are then discussed.
An outlier commonly contains useful information about abnormal characteristics of the system or entity [30].
In order to forecast rock bursts more effectively, a new rock burst forecasting index E, consisting of intensity and the number of pulses, is proposed, on the basis of abnormal characteristic symptoms of electromagnetic radiation (EMR) generated before rock bursts, combined with statistical theory.
But it is this characteristic that is the only abnormal characteristic in 6 of the 18 malignant nodules.
The average group's low cooperation following trials in which the group had 3 cooperators might be accounted for by both fear and greed, while the relatively high cooperation following trials in which 4 participants cooperated shows an abnormal characteristic of average adolescents.
This result is much higher than the reported prevalence of metabolic syndrome (23.7%), and even higher than the prevalence of one abnormal characteristic of metabolic syndrome (71.2%) reported in the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey [ 43].
The potent implication of this abnormal characteristic of cancer cells is that blocking of the crucial cascade upon which they rely should have deleterious effects on the mutated cells while sparing the normal, nonaddicted cells.
