The phrase "atypical observations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data or findings that deviate from the norm or expected results in a study or analysis.
Example: "The research revealed several atypical observations that challenged the existing theories in the field."
Alternatives: "unusual findings" or "deviant data".
Finding atypical observations, the "dots", could be the first step in an intelligence process based on creativity.
It is based on a mixture of statistical techniques mainly moving averages, treatment of atypical observations and trading day adjustments.
The weighting takes in account variations due to geographic area and atypical observations.
Appropriate diagnostics will be carried out to test goodness of fit, co-linearity, and atypical observations in each model.
It was found throughout the experiments that specific nanopore sizes lead to atypical observations of DNA behavior.
Appropriate diagnostics will be carried out to test goodness of fit, collinearity and atypical observations in each model.
Moreover, the mean age observed was in accordance to other observations for atypical scrapie [ 36].
This is in keeping with previous observations on atypical AVNRT.
These interpretations of the molecular data are consistent with observations of atypical leaf anatomy in the C3 subspecies of A. semialata, where the inner bundle sheath cells contain a large number of chloroplasts, and mesophyll cells show a radiate arrangement around the vascular bundles (Ueno and Sentoku, 2006), traits that are usually associated with the C4 pathway.
The observation of atypical pneumonias in the Chinese province Guangdong in November 2002 led to the identification of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).
The observation of atypical morning maternal cortisol levels among pregnant depressed obese black women is unique.
