The phrase "abnormal partitioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, computer science, or biology, where it describes a deviation from the expected distribution or arrangement of elements.
Example: "The study revealed abnormal partitioning of the cells, indicating a potential issue with the experimental setup."
Alternatives: "irregular distribution" or "atypical segmentation."
Elevated SCD1 expression and abnormal lipid partitioning were retained in primary skeletal myocytes derived from obese compared to lean donors, implying that these traits might be driven by epigenetic and/or heritable mechanisms.
It follows that other sites of ectopic fat deposition might be influenced by abnormal fat partitioning.
In Caenorhabditis elegans the orthologue of LKB1 [Par-4 (abnormal embryonic partitioning of cytoplasm 4)] possesses a residue at its C-terminus that is equivalent Ser, but lacks the CAAX prenylation motif [ 29].
In this light, the surface layer can be considered as a primitive or specialized form of epithelium, with apical localization of PAR (abnormal embryonic PARtitioning of cytoplasm) proteins [ 10], adhesion, and junctional proteins [ 20, 22, 24], along with planar polarity (see above).
Currently, no suitable method exists to examine pathways by which naturally occurring isotopes of metals are transported and partitioned within the animal body or whether they could be used to provide markers of abnormal transport and partitioning of trace metals in disease.
The resultant non-contractile cortex expands anteriorly to the approximate halfway point, terminating in the pseudocleavage furrow, which demarcates the smooth PAR (Partitioning abnormal -2/PAR-1-binding posterior cortex from the contrabnormal -2/PAR-1-bindingbinding abnormal -2/PAR-1-binding.
Owing to the physico-chemical characteristics of the abnormal prion protein, the process of partitioning and filtration during fractionation further reduces the risk of transmission in IVIG [ 48].
