The phrase "abnormally because" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to explain a situation or condition that is unusual or not typical due to a specific reason.
Example: "The results were abnormally high because of the unexpected changes in the experiment."
Alternatives: "unusually due to" or "atypically because of".
Heatstroke occurs when the body temperature rises abnormally because of high temperature and humidity.
Damage from a heart attack can lead to fatal conditions like heart arrhythmia (where your heart beats abnormally because of damaged heart muscle), heart failure (where your heart can't pump correctly, leading to less blood being pumped out to the rest of the body) and heart rupture (where the heart muscle actually ruptures and a hole develops in the heart), according to the Mayo Clinic.
Nearly 100 years ago, Boveri T. (1914), found that cells containing more than 2 centrosomes segregate their chromosomes abnormally because of the presence of extra spindle poles.
This may represent a paradoxical pathology where the desire for food is abnormally amplified because of abnormal dietary restrictions and longstanding starvation, resulting in increasingly relentless efforts to gather food.
Subacute ruminal acidosis (SARA) is a condition where the pH of the rumen becomes abnormally acidic because of increased and altered production of volatile fatty acids.
But Mr. McGreevey argues that the 1991 rate was abnormally low, because his predecessor, Joseph DeMarino, cut taxes by 20percentt in what Mr. McGreevey called an election-year ploy.
With the Long Island mosquito season soon to peak (and expected to be abnormally heavy because of the cool, wet summer), ornithologists worry that the heightened risk of West Nile transmission will mean more extensive spraying.
The Fire Department originally said that the amount of smoke in the stairwell was abnormally high because the Culkin family had left their apartment door open when they fled and that someone else had propped open the door to the stairwell.
Not only did predictions of a rush-hour nightmare prove wrong, but downtown streets were abnormally quiet because many workers either abandoned their cars for a day or stayed home.
In New York, the expected decreases in individual premiums are the result largely of two factors: lots of competition among a slew of insurance companies that decided to sell on the exchanges and current premiums that are abnormally high because of a blunder in regulating its insurance markets.
"The longevity of the team here is abnormally long because it's such a dynamic place.
