The phrase "abnormal transmission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, mechanical, or communication fields to describe a transmission that deviates from the norm or expected behavior.
Example: "The doctor noted an abnormal transmission in the patient's test results, indicating a potential issue that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "irregular transmission" or "anomalous transmission".
Tells about the virus causing the disease, about its abnormal transmission, symptoms, and manifestations, etc.
In the rounding operation, although some abnormal transmission flow may not make the equation ( y_{i,j^{prime}}^{t} + y_{i,k^{prime}}^{t} = y_{i}^{t} ) be satisfied, we can avoid this shortcoming by adjusting rounding rule.
The phenotypes identified included the mislocalization of Pot1p-GFP, low Pot1p-GFP fluorescence levels, abnormal transmission of peroxisomes to daughter cells, and abnormal peroxisomal size.
Actions should focus on early recognition of abnormal transmission and rapid deployment of mass drug administration.
The present findings support the idea that keratinocytes, as activators of cutaneous neurons, have a central role in the onset and maintenance of such abnormal transmission.
Vector control measures are useful if abnormal transmission is highly likely and if they can be selectively implemented at the early stages of an outbreak.
Impulsivity is widely believed to be associated with abnormal serotonergic transmission, dopaminergic transmission, or both (Oades, 2002), whereas impaired attention points more specifically to disruption of noradrenergic transmission (Aston-Jones and Cohen, 2005).
Although multiple animal models have been used to understand how abnormal dopamine transmission contributes to the cognitive and motor abnormalities in PD, none of them have determined if sleep is impacted in these models.
Finally, the phenotype associations were abnormal synaptic transmission and abnormal nervous system physiology.
Abnormal dopaminergic transmission has been implicated as a risk determinant of HIV-1-associated neurocognitive disorders.
In DMD, chronic inflammation leads to endomysial fibrosis, resulting in abnormal force transmission, decreased muscle perfusion and impairment of muscle regeneration.
