The phrase "abnormal manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a way of doing something that deviates from what is considered normal or typical.
Example: "His behavior in the meeting was in an abnormal manner, causing concern among his colleagues."
Alternatives: "unusual way" or "atypical manner".
In epileptic seizures a group of neurons begin firing in an abnormal, excessive, and synchronized manner.
Hypothetical models have been proposed in which these biomarkers become increasingly abnormal in an ordered manner as the disease progresses and symptoms emerge [ 1].
Given the size, scope and complexity of the systems and interactions, it is becoming increasingly difficult for plant personnel to anticipate, diagnose and control serious abnormal events in a timely manner.
The innate and adaptive immune cells in the TME interact among themselves and also with the endothelial cells, pericytes and mast cells of the stromal compartment through various autocrine and paracrine manner to regulate abnormal cell proliferation.
Abstraction of hydrogen ions from the thiol group of cysteine can lead to the formation of disulfide bonds and abnormal protein folding, in a manner analagous to the activation of ASK1.
We examined a model in which the LDGs arise from abnormal myeloid development in a manner resembling myelodysplasia, thus the techniques relied on the comparison of each patient's LDGs to their autologous normal-density neutrophils.
Follicular development in ArKO is abnormal in an age dependent manner, with an early block in follicular development at the antral stage with absent corpora lutea, then haemorrhagic cysts and later, absent secondary and antral follicles and atresia of primary follicles with increased collagen deposition [ 40, 41].
In the proposed approach, we firstly obtain the trajectories of vehicles and pedestrians in a tracking-by-detection manner, and then detect the abnormal events using the trajectories.
Our result showed that heterozygous dOpa1 mutation resulted in abnormal electroretinograms (ERG) in an age-dependent manner.
