Was Mr. Spitzer's conduct an aberrant episode, as short-lived as it was out of character?
Actors on "The West Wing" stepped out of character to introduce an aberrant episode in which the White House staffers they play talked about terrorism.
Holman Hunt, Madox Brown, Burne-Jones, Dante Gabriel Rossetti and John Everett Millais were an embarrassment - an aberrant episode in the history of English taste that would best be forgotten.
Quarantined to a tiny, dimly lit box of a room on the fourth floor, it is brushed aside as a minor, even aberrant episode in the history of taste.
Although the frequency of hepatic encephalopathy and/or aberrant behavior episodes decreased, the symptoms still presented occasionally.
His lawyers said that was an "aberrant and atypical episode".
At first glance, the storied Hamilton-Burr duel seems an aberrant, if fascinating, episode in early American history.
A recent study notes that PUFA metabolism disturbances are present relatively early in the course of schizophrenia and diminish over time as the disease progresses, and that treatment with antipsychotic medications (aripiprazole and risperidone) was able to correct aberrant PUFA levels in first-episode schizophrenia patients, but not in a group of patients with chronic schizophrenia [ 28].
Permanent oculomotor paresis or paralysis was present in four of the six children after multiple episodes, and two developed aberrant regeneration.
Besides, persistent and recurrent episodes of inflammation (McCulloch et al, 2006), mediated by aberrant activation of innate and acquired immunity, characterise a wide spectrum of idiopathic and infectious chronic inflammatory disorders.
Poor outcomes in sepsis are in many cases attributable to aberrant leukocyte responses that compromise elimination of the infecting pathogen and predispose to recurrent infective episodes (Riedemann et al, 2003; Goldenberg et al, 2011).
