The phrase "aberrant aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feature or characteristic that deviates from the norm or expected behavior.
Example: "The study revealed an aberrant aspect of the species' mating habits that had not been previously documented."
Alternatives: "deviant characteristic" or "anomalous feature".
One possible mechanism is the aberrant expression of DNMT1.
These studies linking Rho proteins to many aspects of cellular proliferation are further extended by the study by Gomez del Pulgar, which revealed that several human tumors contained aberrant expression and activation of Rho GTPases [ 16].
The relevance goes beyond this, with aberrant methylation underpinning aspects of the ageing process per se [32].
RNA-seq analysis shows SOD1 +/A272C mutation induces aberrant gene expression.
However another aspect, an aberrant behaviour consisting of spontaneous deep body bends, did show withdrawal relief and therefore we suggest this is the expression of ethanol-induced plasticity.
Therefore, inhibition of Bim-accumulation on BCR-ligation may be only one aspect of (aberrant) B-cell survival inflicted by access BAFF, which may contribute to auto-immunity.
Chronic lithium treatment was able to normalize various aspects of aberrant behavior in the ClockΔ19 mutant mice (Coque et al. 2011; Roybal et al. 2007).
This in turn requires elevated levels of transcriptional activity of genes involved in all aspects of aberrant cell cycle activity.
A sample size calculation suggested that to estimate 20% (±10%) non-adherence (defined as aberrant for at least one aspect of the HC recommendations), with α = 0.05, at least 62 GPs and 40 EDs should be included in the study.
Zebrafish models for CdLS have small head size and aberrant craniofacial morphology, suggesting some aspects of the human disease phenotype may be mimicked by the zebrafish model.
