The phrase "abnormal rates of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistics or measurements that deviate from what is considered normal or typical.
Example: "The study revealed abnormal rates of infection in the population, prompting further investigation."
Alternatives: "unusual levels of" or "atypical rates of".
The distribution of mild cognitive impairment stages overlapped with the distribution of stages for cognitively normal and Alzheimer's disease subjects, but with a greater concentration of subjects around the middle stages, suggesting that these subjects show CSF abnormalities, abnormal rates of atrophy, and some cognitive symptoms.
We are still competing with abnormal rates of return in equities".
As the inter-site distances are at the most several tens of kilometers, the abnormal rates of vertical velocity at INCH and PAJU must be due to local effects.
This role of ATM in the promotion of faithful repair may be linked to the etiology of AT patients, who show abnormal rates of tumor apparition and progression, as well as severe neurodegenerative features.
According to the ICP-MS results for all eight samples, the abnormal rates of Cd, As, and Cr were 87.5 %, 37.5 %, and 12.5 % with the maximum levels for certain food contaminants in China (GB 2762 2012), respectively.
To ensure these results were not confounded by CpG associated or sex chromosome specific factors (sex chromosomes have been shown to display abnormal rates of divergence when compared to the autosomes [ 18]), we calculated divergence rates at non-CpG, fourfold degenerate sites in genes on autosomes only.
Listeners with a sensory hearing impairment have a reduced dynamic range and experience loudness recruitment, or an abnormal rate of loudness growth characterized by an abnormally disproportionate increase in loudness for a small increase in sound intensity.
Despite residents' complaints, no one has documented an abnormal rate of long-term health problems, and the village is not a toxic Superfund site.
This is the first description of dynamic changes occurring in the abnormal rate of cervical cancer screening as a result of positive changes in national HPV vaccination rates.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first such clear description of the dynamic changes of the abnormal rate of cervical cancer screening as a result of positive and negative changes in HPV vaccination rates.
This is the first clear description of dynamic changes occurring in the abnormal rate of cervical cancer screening as a result of positive changes in national HPV vaccination rates, providing strong and credible evidence that the Japanese government needs to reconsider a resumption of their recommendation for the HPV vaccine.
