The phrase "abnormal range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical, statistical, or scientific discussions to describe values that fall outside the typical or expected limits.
Example: "The patient's blood pressure readings were consistently in the abnormal range, indicating a potential health issue."
Alternatives: "unusual range" or "atypical range".
8.8% of children scored in the "abnormal" range of SDQ total difficulties scores and 31.1% had an abnormality in at least one subscale.
In a sense, she was lucky; her hormone levels were clearly in the abnormal range.
"When people see numbers in the abnormal range they want to do something about it," Dr. Kathiresan said.
The SDQ was designed so that about 10% of children and adolescents would fall into the "abnormal" range on the total difficulties score, the Australian government's survey of child and adolescent mental health says.
The screen revealed that the pregnancy was in the abnormal range: Her baby's chances of having Down syndrome were 1 in 191.
In a study, which they reviewed, of 123 subjects with no psychiatric history who were given the test, most at a California blood bank, 16percentt scored in the abnormal range on the test's schizophrenia index -- far higher than the 1percentt incidence of the illness in the general population indicated in other surveys.
The abnormal ranges of CRP, total bilirubin, and serum calcium were determined according to Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine 17.
Additional studies will be required to establish the normal and abnormal ranges of patellar alignment indices and their longitudinal relation to patello-femoral OA.
The resulting blood vessels are variable and abnormal, ranging in size and morphology from capillaries and small blood vessels to larger feeder arteries and draining veins surrounding the tumor vascular bed [ 9].
Our main results support a number of studies demonstrating that a substantial percentage of healthy children [ 37– 39], healthy adults [ 40, 41], and healthy older adults [ 1, 3, 5, 15] will obtain scores that fall within abnormal ranges when multiple tests are administered.
A result from a test for HD would typically provide the number of expanded repeats as well as the normal and abnormal ranges for the result; a positive result (e.g. 52 repeats on one allele) means that the patient does have HD or will develop it if they live long enough, and a negative result (both alleles less than 30) means that the patient does not and will not have HD.
