The phrase "abnormal element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that deviates from the norm or standard, particularly in scientific, technical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The researchers identified an abnormal element in the sample that could indicate contamination."
Alternatives: "irregular component" or "anomalous factor."
B. D. and her mother had such a complex relationship - it transcends all the abnormal elements of their lives.
When the urine sample is microscopically evaluated the urine is centrifuged (spun down at tremendously high speeds) such that any cells or abnormal elements in the urine are deposited into the bottom of the test tube (called the urine sediment) where they are collected and viewed under the microscope.
Stromal cells were more easily distinguishable in a context between adipocytes that appeared more homogenously distributed with a preserved morphology without large abnormal elements.
In conclusion, we found no convincing evidence that supplementation with low or medium doses of zinc and selenium corrected abnormal trace element status in hemodialysis patients.
11 Mutually exclusive dyslipidaemia (single dyslipidaemia) was defined as the existence of only one abnormal lipid element in the individual; whereas mixed dyslipidaemia was defined as the existence of more than one lipid disorder.
Deficiency signs in young pigs, chicks, and rats show abnormal blood elements, poor growth, and pernicious anaemia.
Given the evidence of abnormal cytoskeletal elements in peri-plaque regions [ 8], we additionally co-labeled 5XFAD brain sections with antibodies against neurofilament (NFT), a major axonal cytoskeleton component, and BACE1.
In the ideal detective story we should feel that we have a sporting chance to solve the mystery ourselves; if the criminal is highly abnormal an irrational element is introduced which offends us.
However, if two different RNAs are packaged in the same virus-like particle, a jump to the other template during reverse transcription leads to abnormal or new elements, opening a new mode for LTR retrotransposon evolution.
These methylation changes can result in an alteration in structure and function of DNA, such as unwanted activation of repeat elements, abnormal transcriptional regulation of genes involved in cancer initiation and progression, and predisposition to genomic instability through disruption of chromosome replication control [ 2, 3].
