The phrase "abnormal properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing characteristics or traits that deviate from the norm or expected standards.
Example: "The scientist noted several abnormal properties in the sample that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "unusual characteristics" or "irregular traits".
On the other hand, some efficient points exhibit certain abnormal properties.
As observed by Kuhn, Tucker and later by Geoffrion, some efficient points exhibit certain abnormal properties.
Abnormal properties of cancer cells with respect to normal cells have guided in designing of these protocols.
While these data would normally be considered as proof of the hair cell nature of these cells [12], we worked with additional specific hair cells markers to establish that these cells were indeed hair cells and not transformed neurons with abnormal properties.
They speculate that the abnormal properties of the secretory granule in these mice models may be attributed to the reduced rigidity of membranes containing these sterols instead of cholesterol.
Due to this abnormal property, there have been many researches and it was discovered that hyperbolic metamaterials can realize enhancement in spontaneous emission, very large photonic density of states [38, 82 85], thermal engineering [86 88], and of course sub-diffraction imaging.
For untreated devices, the transfer curve exhibited abnormal electrical properties at high temperature.
The abnormal optical properties enable MPS to detect Fe3+ in aqueous-based solutions.
The abnormal electrical properties are explained by the energy band diagrams for both forward and reverse sweep.
In contrast, cell membrane integrity was much more reduced (<4.0%) and membrane fluidity was markedly augmented in BS, regardless of the mechanical strength of microcapsules, indicating seriously damaged cells with abnormal physiological properties.
Coupling to abnormal fusogenic properties of hDMPK A's anchor could also be involved.
