Sentence examples for deemed abnormal from inspiring English sources

Test results reading higher than this level are deemed "abnormal" and mean the patient needs more investigation.

Using Hong, critical race theory, and critical prison studies, this article demonstrates how this memoir shows "whiteness as property" in that a subject previously deemed abnormal via affiliation with Scientology is ultimately more legible to the U.S. state than individuals of color.

A same sex relationship is deemed abnormal and unacceptable.

It only arrived in its current sense around 1840, and eventually, it made an impact on the culture after eugenicists used it as a way to demolish the "non-normals," those who were deemed abnormal and deviant: queer/gay/disabled/mentally ill/poor/black.

Intracranial reflux was deemed abnormal if the duration on spectral Doppler was >0.5 seconds (Zamboni criterion #2).

The point at which a troponin concentration is deemed abnormal or "elevated" is based on a determination of the 99th percentile URL for a given assay.

Such fluctuations between extreme opposites would be deemed highly abnormal at any other time of life.

The United States Supreme Court has declared the practice permissible for people deemed "mentally abnormal," and 16 other states have so-called civil-confinement laws.

If the patient was deemed incompetent (abnormal MMSE) or too ill to complete the survey (unable to speak due to critical illness), a surrogate was acknowledged to help answer the questions on behalf of the patient.

There was never an abnormality about it; only society chose to deem it abnormal.

In her standup, she frequently mocks the vapidity of an industry that deems her abnormal while remaining confident and, despite some self-deprecation, secure about her appearance.