The phrase "abnormal problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe issues or challenges that are unusual or not typical in a given context.
Example: "The team encountered several abnormal problems during the project that required immediate attention and innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "unusual issues" or "atypical challenges".
In contrast, HIV patients with neuroimaging abnormalities had an increased likelihood of presenting with Abnormal Peer Problems (p = 0.033).
Women who take the combination are also more likely to have changes in their breast tissue that lead to abnormal mammograms, problems that can show up as soon as the first year of hormone use.
In the first phase of his career, from 1896 until 1902, Maximow published both descriptive and experimental papers on normal and on abnormal histologic problems, establishing the background for his future work.
You can get into anomalous, abnormal psychological problems, and oh, we definitely do, but for me, there's a hard, flat truth at the bottom of it, and eventually you have to slam into it.
Individual blood tests and other appropriate health measurements need to be taken to see what abnormal health problems may now have been created in these individuals and then a medical determination of what kind of remedial health treatment may be required.
The aneuploid cells in the G0/G1 and S phases were not stable because of abnormal chromosome problems in the centrioles where extra or missing chromosomes occurred.
In August 2002, in southern Finland, a diseased wild hooded crow (Corvus corone cornix) was found flying abnormally with coordination problems, abnormal postures, cramps, and paralysis.
Recently, multiple studies have correlated SSRI use during pregnancy with adverse neonatal effects, including neonatal respiratory distress, persistent pulmonary hypertension, jaundice, feeding problems, abnormal movements and tonus abnormalities, birth weight below 10° centile, and even congenital cardiac disease (paroxetine only).
Children with any of the following were referred: anemia (Hemoglobin <10 g/dL), vision impairment (Snellen test below 20/20), hearing (inability to detect frequencies between 2 5 kilohertz on DPOAE) or middle ear problem (abnormal pressure-compliance curve on tympanometry), and other problems, detected on the medical and developmental assessment.
Clinically, essential tremor is now considered a neuropsychiatric disease that can include unsteadiness, abnormal eye movements, problems with coordination and cognitive changes that sometimes progress to dementia.
As the disease gets worse, people may develop bony deformities of the spine and feet, loss of sensation in the limbs, speech problems, abnormal eye movements, heart disease and diabetes.
