The phrase "aberrant feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or aspect that deviates from the norm or expected standard, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The researchers noted an aberrant feature in the data that suggested a potential error in the experiment."
Alternatives: "anomalous characteristic" or "deviant trait".
A discussion with Geoffrey Carr, Science Editor of The Economist"Our aberrant feature is our mind.
This aberrant feature was found in Dmd mdx/Large myd mice, being the first observed sign of weakness.
These abnormal mitoses were all first cycle events and were similar in appearance for both the cell lines, with the formation of a tripolar mitotic spindle being the predominant aberrant feature following exposure to taxol.
The study by Bottomly and colleagues [ 7] provides recommendations regarding the use of existing tools for the identification of patient/sample aberrant feature values, such as gene expression values in small- to medium-sized (10 to 50 samples) single-arm (all patients part of the same disease subgroup with no control group) studies.
Nor has its relation to SPs with subtle aberrant features, falling short of definite SSL-histology, been sufficiently addressed.
As with other dinosaurs from Hațeg, such as Magyarosaurus, a dwarf sauropod, its aberrant features are argued to show the effects of its island habitat on its evolution.
Italian paleontologist Andrea Cau has speculated that the aberrant features present in Balaur may have been a result of this theropod being omnivorous or herbivorous rather than carnivorous like most non-avian theropods.
ICl with aberrant features are not observed in Mbnl1 ΔE3/ΔE3 and Mbnl1 ΔE3/ΔE3/mice3 ΔE2 mice.
We show that this clade displays certain aberrant features hitherto not encountered in other members of the ATP-grasp superfamily.
In the course of building our pRSII plasmids, we discovered aberrant features in five pRS plasmids that contradict the intended uniform design of that plasmid series.
Although apoptosis serves as a natural barrier to eliminate cells that develop aberrant features, transformed cells have developed a variety of strategies to limit or circumvent it.
