Doctor's were concerned with the the patient's anomalous heart beat
The results from the test are anomalous; they do not fit the pattern established in other tests.
When the results of a test are anomalous the procedure is usually repeated.Sleep walking is an anomalous behavior who's causes are not well understood
The word 'anomalous' is an adjective, a word that describes a noun (deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected). Example:You've asked for an anomalous part of speech.
anomalous finite verbs
The perfect score she got on the final exam was so anomalous from the dismal scores she'd gotten throughout the semester that the teacher suspected she had cheated.Scientists predict that red-haired people will become progressively more anomalous with each generation, until the gene finally disappears completely.
You should exclude the anomalous results when calculating an average.
Why do you include an anomalous result in a piece of data
Unfortunately we cannot post the official definition for the word here as it would be a breach of the copyright laws. Please look it up in a dictionary. Although, we can give you our own versions of the definitions. For example - 1. Irregular or abnormal. Inconsistent. As for using the word in a sentence, remember that it's an adjective. Adjectives always follow nouns. Thus, this would be an appropriate sentence using the word "anomalous" The man had an anomalous position about the politics of the world.
An anomalous phenomenon is a phenomenon which is not sufficiently explained by science or inferred knowledge.
The anomalous behavior of water refers to the expansion of water when it freezes instead of contracting.
If you are trying to spot an anomalous result from a graph, draw a line of best fit onto your graph, the anomalous result will be the result that is way off the line of best fit/ does not fit the pattern. If you are looking for an anomalous result within a table, the results should fall with in .1 of each other, if any of the figures do not, then they are the anomalies (anomalous results).
Thomas Browne in Pseudodoxia Epidemica first wrote anomalous in 1646. It comes from ἀνώμαλος.