The phrase "abnormal risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, insurance, or health, where it refers to a level of risk that deviates from the norm or expected levels.
Example: "Investors should be cautious when dealing with assets that carry an abnormal risk, as they may lead to significant losses."
Alternatives: "elevated risk" or "unusual risk".
Current hypotheses state that impairment on decision-making tasks in schizophrenia are related to a biased sensitivity to punishment, which may be due to a motivational deficit as well as an abnormal risk perception (Hutton et al. 2002; Prentice et al. 2005; Heerey et al. 2008; Trémeau et al. 2008).
Abnormal risk factors should be treated as described elsewhere in these guidelines.
Cancer patients have long been reported to present abnormal risk of thrombosis that correlates with the progression of the disease [ 14- 16].
Twenty-two subjects had no abnormal risk factors, 23 had one of five categories, 22 had two of five categories, 13 had three of five, and six had four of five categories.
The primary reasons for such drastic differences can be the different characteristics of the participants (e.g., age, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and abnormal risk factors), the study periods, or different diagnostic definitions.
Although a number of abnormal risk factors have been linked to a high and increasing BMI in childhood[ 4, 7] the current study indicates ESRD is yet another adverse health factor associated with childhood body fatness.
Methylphenidate ('Ritalin') can ameliorate abnormal risk-taking behavior in the frontal variant of frontotemporal dementia.
Clinical impression fell into one of four categories: normal, abnormal low risk, abnormal high risk, and cancer.
The clinical appearance of each measured site, as judged by an expert observer, was recorded and categorized as normal, abnormal low risk for neoplasia, abnormal high risk for neoplasia, or cancer.
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Table 3 shows the number of children at abnormal cardiovascular risk.
