Sentence examples for fundamentally abnormal from inspiring English sources
"It suggests to us that there is something fundamentally abnormal in one of the systems that responds to stress," said Dr. Keith McBurnett, the child clinical psychologist, who was the lead author of the study published in The Archive of General Psychiatry.
For example, Bury (1982) describes the loss for women with early onset rheumatoid arthritis as a shift "from a perceived normal trajectory through relatively predictable chronological steps, to one fundamentally abnormal and inwardly damaging" (p. 171).
Past and present stereotypes and existing social structures can both overtly and unconsciously lead to the portrayal of minority groups as fundamentally different interpreted often as abnormal, defective, or overly susceptible --when comajorityo majority groups.
Only by comparing fundamentally different dynamical behaviours between normal and abnormal cells can we begin to untangle the complex interactions and roles of genes in pathogenesis.
But while his senescence may help explain his abnormal behavior, his rage also reflected a fundamentally despairing view of life that burst out of him at times.
Without more such actions from governments and the central bank to reassure financial markets, Ms. Lagarde said, "countries like Italy and Spain, that are fundamentally able to repay their debts, could potentially be forced into a solvency crisis by abnormal financing costs".
Targeting risk factors for chronic liver disease rather than abnormal blood tests alone, performed directly in a community setting, is one such approach that is fundamentally different to current diagnostic pathways.
It felt fundamentally wrong.
"That's fundamentally flawed".
* Abnormal vaginal bleeding.
