The phrase "abnormally more" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect.
It can be used when trying to describe a quantity or degree that is significantly higher than what is normal or expected, but it is better to use more precise language.
Example: "The results showed that the temperature was abnormally more elevated than usual during the summer months."
Alternatives: "unusually higher" or "significantly more".
We confirm this evidence using high-frequency data, by showing that there are abnormally more option transactions initiated by customers in the direction that would benefit from the subsequent price movement.
In case of Shobanapuram, Silaiyur, Thuraiyur Kalathur and Sengattupatti watersheds, III order mean stream length is abnormally lower than the II order mean stream length, and, in case of Solaimatti watershed the II order mean stream length is abnormally more than I order mean stream length.
Tracks end when a cell entirely leaves the FoI, the video reaches the final frame or the cell divides into two, or abnormally more than two, daughter cells.
In old age, a significant portion of mitochondria are abnormally enlarged, more rounded in shape, and display vacuolization in the matrix and shorter cristae (Peterson et al., 2012).
Sick animals and birds with damaged bills, probably because of the absence of grooming and preening, may have abnormally large numbers: more than 14,000 have been reported on a sick fox and more than 7,000 on a cormorant with a damaged bill.
New York's last four Junes, for example, have been abnormally wet, with more than four inches of rain.
Somewhat more abnormally, Lewis takes the truth condition for an imperative to be the set of possible worlds in which the imperative is obeyed.
It's thus assumed that they must be abnormally indulgent people, more than, say, grocers, insurance agents or car dealers, and aren't just following the market signals that determine prices in every other industry.
In part, this reflects the fact that we chose to use minimum counts rather than means; our mean caudate SBR's were 2.3 ± 0.5 and putamen SBR's were 1.5 ± 0.4.We chose to use minimum rather than mean counts as these will be more abnormally low for patients with neurologic disorders.
Diarrheal disease was defined as 3 or more abnormally loose stools during the previous 48 hours.
Diarrhea was defined as three or more abnormally loose stools in a 24-hour period according to the caretaker.
