Sentence examples for seemingly abnormal from inspiring English sources

Some experts note that when something seemingly abnormal is picked up during a routine exam, the result is psychological distress for the patient, further testing that may do more harm than good, and increased medical expenses.

Built into Dromsjel's images is a fascination with how the brain connects and computes with just a few pixels what is seemingly abnormal from everyday images.

Submarine surveys indicate that the rock is at the eastern end of a valley stretching 80 mile into the Atlantic, which may "account for the seemingly abnormal seas to which the tower is subjected".

During endotoxemia endothelial dysfunction disrupts the microvascular communication system [ 56] and seemingly contributes to abnormal tissue perfusion [ 57].

And when Moynihan, in a self-described mellow mood, begins what turns into a three-hour ramble, it is in the mannered dialect that everyone who has ever worked for him can imitate: a singsong of "ah-ah-ahs" punctuated by staccato pops of commentary, with seemingly random accelerations, decelerations and abnormal stresses added for effect.

We can only speculate for the seemingly protective effect of an abnormal lung exam finding for MDR-TB risk.

Long before the magazine industry was "sick" it was sick, counting among its ranks the outlandish Morbid Curiosity magazine (1997-2007), a collection of abnormal confessions by the seemingly normal, presented in the sheep's clothing of the personal essay.

The abnormal expression of HERV-K seemingly triggers pathological processes leading to melanoma onset, but also contributes to the morphological and functional cellular modifications implicated in melanoma maintenance and progression.

Dr. McKusick theorized, correctly, that all of these seemingly unrelated findings were because of the action of a single abnormal gene that disturbs the formation of connective tissue.

Defective PKCδ activation leads to abnormal ERK pathway signaling, resulting in DNA hypomethylation, which seemingly contributes to the development of SLE [ 42].

Yet some of our seemingly basic assumptions about depression remain unchallenged – any form of depression is "bad", "abnormal"; whereas happiness is always "good", "desirable" and therefore "normal".