The phrase "abnormal divergence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as psychology, finance, or any field where deviations from a norm or expected behavior are being discussed.
Example: "The study revealed an abnormal divergence in the participants' responses, indicating a potential issue with the survey design."
Alternatives: "unusual deviation" or "irregular divergence".
To ensure these results were not confounded by CpG associated or sex chromosome specific factors (sex chromosomes have been shown to display abnormal rates of divergence when compared to the autosomes [ 18]), we calculated divergence rates at non-CpG, fourfold degenerate sites in genes on autosomes only.
The relationship between abnormal chromosome number in hybrids and genetic divergence has not been examined in animals, and Blair's data offer a unique opportunity to examine this question given the karyotypic analyses of hybrids by Bogart [44].
Their results revealed a divergence of suture fate leading to abnormal patency or physiologic fusion between the first and second weeks of life, respectively, despite viability and continued growth of the calvarial explants in vitro.
Such suboptimal alignments appeared abnormal because they had extreme fluctuations in genomic divergences compared to their flanking sequences and were always associated with multiple gaps.
The degree of abnormal ploidy in hybrids was positively related to genetic divergence between parental species, but surprisingly, polyploidization had no effect on patterns of asymmetrical inviability.
Considering the observational nature of our study, delineating the reason for this divergence between genders regarding weight gain and risk of abnormal glucose metabolism was difficult.
In Europe, the abnormal - the aberration - has always been monolingualism, homogeneity, and the desire to assimilate all divergence and dissidence into a single majority culture.
These result from the inclusion of intergenic sequence, the inability to distinguish divergences due to a single highly divergent gene from that from a cluster of less divergent ones, and an inability to identify the limits of the abnormal regions.
