The phrase "abnormal subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as psychology, medicine, or research to refer to individuals or cases that deviate from the norm or typical characteristics.
Example: "In the study, we focused on abnormal subjects to better understand the effects of the treatment."
Alternatives: "atypical individuals" or "unusual cases".
It is observed that the MF2D brain to ventricle index provide better discrimination of normal and abnormal subjects (p < 0.0001).
These abnormal subjects were also not included other coexistent heart valvular disorder.
A prominent tradition of research in cognitive neuroscience has attempted to develop a model of mental architecture along these lines by studying the responses of normal and abnormal subjects to various stimuli.
To evaluate changes in pupil size (corresponding to neuronal firing) within different time windows of the pupil light reflex in patients and normal subjects to understand which segments of the pupil waveform are best able to differentiate normal from abnormal subjects.
If any test were abnormal, subjects underwent colposcopically directed biopsy of the cervix, or LLETZ excision if cancer was suspected clinically.
Some studies have made use of plasma aminograms to distinguish abnormal subjects from healthy subjects and to diagnosis subtypes and stages of diseases by means of data-mining methods [12], [13], [14].
ABI values greater than 1.3 was considered abnormal and subjects would be excluded.
First-phase insulin response is genetically predetermined and frequently abnormal in subjects with a first-degree relative with diabetes.
Regions 1 and 2 and the sum of all SFI values were all somewhat more likely to be the most abnormal in subjects with glaucoma than they were in glaucoma suspects.
If at least two out of the three coughs were classified as either normal or abnormal, the subject was assumed to be a member of that group.
Moreover, in an established tumor, the vasculature is profoundly abnormal and subject to intermittent collapse that similarly creates metabolic stress [32].
