The phrase "abnormal exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, safety, or environmental studies, where it refers to exposure levels that deviate from the norm.
Example: "The study revealed that workers in the factory faced abnormal exposure to hazardous chemicals, raising concerns about their long-term health."
Alternatives: "unusual exposure" or "excessive exposure".
Then, we extracted two new low-complexity quality features (abnormal exposure ratio and exposure residual energy) and a color-based feature in different exposure regions.
The preservation of direct CD271+ MSC/CD34+ HSPC contact across benign and neoplastic marrow suggests a physiologically important role for the CD271+ MSC/CD34+ HSPC relationship and possible abnormal exposure of CD34+ HSPCs to increased MSC CXCL12 expression in MDS.
Obviously, the protective ability of the skin is not unlimited, and problems arise when an abnormal exposure to environmental stressors exceeds the skin's normal defensive potential.
Cheng et al. [44] utilized MeDIP-chip to study whether abnormal exposure of human breast progenitor cells to high levels of estrogen might lead to cancer-like epigenetic remodeling in epithelial progeny.
The timing of endometrial exposure to estrogen is critical as specific molecular cues associated with uterine receptivity occur simultaneously with conceptus estrogen synthesis and abnormal exposure to estrogen prior to day 12 results in compromised pregnancy establishment [ 13- 15].
Johnson-DeMeester score [ 12, 13] was used to evaluate abnormal acid exposure, the score greater than 14.7 defined abnormal acid exposure positive [ 14].
In this study, the authors found a very poor positive predictive value of symptoms, including moderate to severe heartburn and regurgitation, and the presence of abnormal acid exposure.
Supposedly resulting from abnormal antenatal exposure to hormones, this cluster includes maleness, homosexuality, left-handedness, poor visual-spatial skills, immune disorders, and perhaps also language-learning talent.
Therefore, it seems reasonable to hypothesize that the presence of some portion of cells with "abnormal" PS exposure may provide the effective membrane "landing" of CTs.
It is known that red cell composition of bloodstream is dynamic and some (at least transient) portion of senescent, effete or injured cells with "abnormal" PS exposure exists.
The upper 95th centile of normal values was used to classify abnormal pH exposure.
