The phrase "aberrant events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe occurrences that deviate from the norm or expected behavior, often in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "The researchers noted several aberrant events during the experiment that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "anomalous occurrences" or "deviant incidents".
A number of aberrant events were also described, including large deletions and chromosome rearrangements.
This fear that the police would think she was merely paranoid stopped her from reporting any aberrant events for two years.
We have determined transformation efficiency, fidelity of gene targeting and spectra of all aberrant events in several ends-out gene targeting assays designed to insert, delete or replace a particular sequence in the targeted region of the yeast genome.
Recent studies have found that aberrant events, including chromosomal rearrangements in the target cell genome, were induced by the ΦC31 and R4 integrases [49], [50], [51], [52].
Thus, this study begins to fill in the missing link between the loss of RB1 activity in interphase and aberrant events in mitosis observed in other laminopathies.
Finally, the comparison of the two platforms was focused on the detection of aberrant events.
Or was it perhaps a bizarre, aberrant event which could have happened anywhere, any time, and which tells us nothing?
We have also excluded that any aberrant event could account for the presence of nestin+/GFAP+ cells during differentiation at 1% oxygen, by checking the expression of early markers specific for neuronal and astroglial lineages.
Thus, it is unclear whether dysregulation of microRNA expression is an aberrant event that occurs during NPC progression.
Taken together, these observations suggest that the expression of Sox2 in ALK+ALCL cells represents an aberrant event.
This concordance of results between comparisons of NRs with each of NK and EK suggests that the gain of methylation observed here is a true aberrant event associated with NR formation rather than an epigenetic feature reminiscent of an early developmental stage.
