But by emphasising so strongly the Dursleys' pride in their supposed normality, Rowling also hints at the existence of other, perhaps more "abnormal" dimensions to reality, setting us up perfectly for a book filled with witches, wizards and dark forces that Muggles can barely dream of… In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.
Many women with recto-vaginal endometriosis are told their digestive problems are either IBS or nothing, when in reality they have abnormal cell growths attacking their digestive organs.
Just as Borges's stories thrive in the narrow strip dividing fact from fantasy, so does Kiš's work find an abnormal power in attempting to capture reality by doctoring the documentary truth.
The ultrahigh risk (UHR) status is characterised by subjectively experiencing disturbances in perception, thought processing, language, brief psychotic episodes that are distinct from classic psychotic symptoms, independent of abnormal thought content, and intact in reality testing and insight.
The reality is, what we are experiencing now is abnormal growth compared to what we have experienced at any time since the second world war.
Psychosis in general is a break with reality that is usually characterized by hallucinations, delusions, abnormal thought structure.
Furthermore, it is also possible, as shown by the collected data in this study, that an abnormal test result, particularly the light touch sensation test, does not reflect clinical reality.
A universal vaccination recommendation would shift some of the discussion about this vaccine from a loaded conversation about sex and girls to the reality of preventing cancer and decreasing the costs and anxiety associated with abnormal Pap smear results.
The HCs can be modeled by a series of methods like plane rotation projection, abnormal point elimination, shape fitting and spatial positioning, which kept the HCs close to reality.
Anxiety is defined as an "abnormal and overwhelming sense of apprehension and fear often marked by physiological signs, doubt concerning the reality and nature of the threat, and by self-doubt about one's capacity to cope with it" [16].
