The phrase "abnormally produced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been created or generated in a way that deviates from the norm or expected standards.
Example: "The scientist noted that the abnormally produced samples showed unexpected results in the experiment."
Alternatives: "unusually generated" or "irregularly created".
Lipoxin A4 has been described as a major signal for the resolution of inflammation and is abnormally produced in the lungs of patients with cystic fibrosis (CF).
This suggests that abnormally produced microRNA may prevent attachment of human embryos to the endometrial lining and prevent implantation and pregnancy.
Epidermal growth factor receptor is typically activated by EGF, TGF- α and amphiregulin ligands that are abnormally produced by cancer cells and tumour-associated stromal cells (Wyckoff et al, 2004).
Although clinical evidence indicates that only a fraction of HELUs and ADHs evolve to invasive cancer, present findings warn that exposure to synthetic progestins, frequently administered as hormone-replacement therapy, and estrogens, when abnormally produced by adipose cells and persistently present in the stroma surrounding the mammary gland, may cause these hyperplastic lesions.
The ameloblasts lose their normal morphology and begin proliferating abnormally to produce a multi-cell layer (30) and normal enamel matrix secretion fails resulting in the hypoplastic AI phenotype.
In a well-known study issued a decade ago, Paul Gompers, Joy Ishii and Andrew Metrick identified a trading strategy that would have produced abnormally high returns in the 1990s.
The animals produced abnormally high levels of the stress hormone, which is called corticosterone in mice.The team therefore started hunting for the exact molecular cause of the anxiety.
The storm produced abnormally high tides along the west coast of Florida, which caused widespread, but minor coastal flooding.
In addition, butyrate, which can be catalyzed by endogenous tesB (encoding acyl-CoA thioesterases) [ 19], was produced abnormally as a by-product in the engineered strain.
When a cell stops making a crucial microRNA, the proteins it would have controlled are produced in abnormally large amounts.
In their study, Koenigs et al. (2007) described lesioned patients as characterized by deficits in decision-making tasks, namely they produced an abnormally utilitarian pattern of judgments on moral dilemmas endorsing highly emotionally aversive behaviors despite an undamaged social knowledge of normative conduct [39].
