The phrase "abnormal factors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing unusual or atypical elements that may influence a situation or outcome.
Example: "The researchers identified several abnormal factors that could affect the results of the experiment."
Alternatives: "unusual elements" or "atypical variables".
"There are a lot of abnormal factors, including underground banking, illegal fund inflows and outflows," he told reporters in Singapore.
Utilization of a quantitative method for detecting abnormal factors.
In this manner, the main contributions of this paper can be highlighted as follows: Consideration of all environmental factors Consideration of the interaction among factors Application of a MTS method for environmental scanning Utilization of a quantitative method for detecting abnormal factors.
"If there are no abnormal factors, all five will come out today," Narongsak Osatanakorn, the former Chiang Rai governor who has been heading up rescue efforts, told reporters Tuesday afternoon.
Although the underlying mechanism of this lethality is unclear, histological study indicated that TANK1−/−TANK2−/− and TANK1+/− TANK2−/− embryos lacked umbilical cords and that placental development was abnormal, factors which are sufficient to result in the death of embryos.
Therefore it is more likely that skin mast cells in patients with urticaria are not intrinsically abnormal but become increasingly sensitive or "unstable" or activated as the result of certain abnormal factors present in their surroundings.
The abnormal factor V that causes APC resistance was subsequently termed factor V Leiden.
Many growth factors and other mediators can bind to proteoglycans, and an altered matrix degradation can lead to an abnormal factor liberation.
*Age-adjusted: direct adjustment using Thai registered population 2008 a Statistically significant difference between urban and rural areas of the same sex at P < 0.05 Table 3 shows the age-adjusted prevalence of abnormal metabolic factors by number of abnormalities.
Niacin, in addition to its lipid effects, modifies abnormal coagulation factors that accompany PAD.
The pathogenesis of CRVO is multifactorial while BRVO is believed to be driven by a combination of three primary mechanisms: compression of the vein at the arteriovenous crossing, degenerative changes of the vessel wall, and abnormal hematological factors [8].
