The phrase "a less aberrant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something that deviates less from the norm or standard than another.
Example: "The new model shows a less aberrant behavior compared to its predecessor."
Alternatives: "a more typical" or "a more standard".
Although in the three therapy-resistant cases chromosomal aberrations increased during disease progression, two patients developed a recurrence with a less aberrant genotype.
The predominant subclone showed a highly aberrant, nearly tetraploid karyotype with additional copies of chromosome 7, whereas the second subclone displayed a less aberrant, nearly diploid karyotype with only two copies of chromosome 7. FISH analysis with chromosome paint for chromosome 7 and a specific BAC clone against the EGFR gene locus confirmed these results.
Unexpectedly, CGH analysis of BTL3 cells, derived from a second recurrence resected 15 months later, revealed a less aberrant chromosomal pattern with loss of most changes present in BTL2 (a remaining change is shown as asterisk in Figure 1C) and only very few new changes (crosses in Figure 1C).
David Jolly, the social services commissioner for Orange County, also said that while the number of people receiving benefits seemed disproportionately high, the number of caseloads — a family considered as a unit — was much less aberrant.
All three patients recurring with less aberrant genotypes showed a remarkably long survival time.
If their original contacts are less damaged as suggested by a preserved MAP2 immunoreactivity, we could expect less aberrant sprouting, as we have documented.
In addition, IFNγ and its regulated pathway genes were less aberrant in tissues of the 4L mice, a more attenuated model, as ascertained by RNA or protein analyses.
As the MLPA test enables detection of an aberration in a region covered by multiple MLPA probes if 20% or even less aberrant tumour cells are present (Hömig-Hölzel and Savola, 2012), we additionally included samples with a mean probe ratio of all DPYD probes below ⩽0.85 or above ⩾1.15, indicative for a cell fraction with deletion or duplication of the whole coding region.
By naming the condition a medical "disorder," advocates of the D.S.D. label hope to make the people it describes seem less aberrant.
Indeed, to the extent that mental disorder is defined by deviance from societal norms, the very fact that anxiety about flying is so widespread has made the fear more socially acceptable, and thus less aberrant.
The haul of gifts carted off by the decamping Clintons has turned out to be less aberrant than advertised; the quantities involved were not out of line with those collected by previous First Families.
