The phrase "abnormal cut" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a cut that deviates from the normal or expected pattern, often in contexts like fashion, haircuts, or medical terminology.
Example: "The tailor noted that the abnormal cut of the fabric would require special handling to ensure a proper fit."
Alternatives: "irregular cut" or "unusual cut".
However, results issued from this latter meta-analysis show a high heterogeneity between studies related to various conditions, abnormal cut-off values and measurement timings.
*Used to define the abnormal cut-point in the current study.
The abnormal cut-off value of 1.46 ng/mL (4.3 ng/mL) for loge [H-FABP] in the present study is equal to that shown to predict cardiac events in patients with CHF and implantable cardioverter defibrillators [8], [16].
There are abnormal cut-off scores for both totals and subscales, with a score of 7 or above indicating hyperactivity/inattention problems which has been found to have 74 75% sensitivity at predicting a Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV) diagnosis of ADHD.
The abnormal cut-off value of 1.2 pg/mL (0.016 ng/mL) for log10 [hsTnT] in the present study indicates that it is possible that troponin leakage detected by both high-sensitivity cardiac TnT and conventional TnT could identify PAD patients at high risk.
Detection threshold was 0.1 ng/mL; PCT levels >0.5 ng/mL were considered abnormal (Laboratory cut off values).
To assess the linearity of platelet serotonin levels on survival, patient population was broken-down in 3 groups according to (i) high normal values (cut-off > median of control group = 100 ng/mL i.e. circa 550 nM, 25 patients), (ii) abnormal low values (cut-off below the normal range <50 ng/mL i.e. circa 280 nM, 22 patients) and (iii) borderline values (50 100 ng/mL, 35 patients).
What are the appropriate normal, borderline and abnormal bandings and cut-off scores for these scales in this population?
Also check to make sure there eyes look bright and clear, breathing is normal sounding(No heaving or wheezing)and run your hand over its body, make sure there are no abnormal bumps or cuts on it's body.
The procedure I had to do was called a LEEP, which stands for loop electrosurgical excision procedure that uses a thin, low-voltage electrified wire loop to cut out abnormal tissue.
