The phrase "abnormal shell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, marine life, or materials science to describe a shell that deviates from the typical structure or appearance.
Example: "The researcher discovered an abnormal shell among the specimens collected from the beach, prompting further investigation into its origins."
Alternatives: "irregular shell" or "atypical shell".
The disease can lead to loss of tissue structure and function, deformed shells, abnormal molting, loss of ocular structures, erosion of interskeletal membranes, and cardiac hemorrhage.
For 1 2 nm thick monomolecular PVP shell, only several "abnormal" modes, including constrained cooperative and non-cooperative as well as ultra-fast non-cooperative ones, constituted segmental dynamics in the glass transition; the latter covered the range from 70 to 230 °C, with varying apparent activation energy by one order of magnitude.
Abnormal expression of SPP1 in the shell gland (uterus) is related to abnormalities and cracks in the eggshell [ 48].
We have illustrated the abnormal strong (sp -d overlapping inducesp -drt cloverlappingeffect for TM on GD and lead to an extrinducesharge compensatinert
RNAi knockdown of unigene35118 lead to an abnormal prismatic layer, probably related to absence of the shell framework.
The likely culprits include component design and combination, cup malposition, abnormal wear pattern, patient weight, soft-tissue crepitus and insert versus shell movement.
Consequently, the abnormal end-to-end arrangement of the lens fibers in the growing shells disturbed the formation of a smooth spherical lens surface (see Figures 6C-6F).
Abnormal neonates presented with under-developed second antennae, an un-extended or poorly-extended shell spine, or overall underdeveloped body form.
In the dsEcRcom-injected insect, pupation was abnormal and the pupa adult metamorphasis could not complete, with the pupal exocuticle partially shelled, the adult in pupal cuticle arrested entrapped or the wing brokenly extended.
For the enclosed embryos with the LnPO4 shell, about 95% of them can develop into larvae successfully without UV exposure, and no abnormal phenotype is observed during the development (Figure S3).
