The phrase "aberrant findings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or research contexts to describe results that deviate from the expected or typical outcomes.
Example: "The study revealed several aberrant findings that prompted further investigation into the underlying causes."
Alternatives: "anomalous results" or "deviant outcomes".
These loci must be considered in mutation analysis of patients with NF1 since aberrant findings may not always reflect changes in the NF1 gene.
Aberrant findings in protein markers, correlating to bone resorption or absorption, have also been reported.
(3) Aberrant findings in one or a few patients were easily recognized, and their prevalence investigated rapidly [ 25, 26].
To exclude any aberrant findings due to damaged or immature hepatocytes we carefully checked the histological integrity of the livers after knockout of Smo including the integrity and phenotype of the hepatocytes in situ.
For example, radiographs and medical charts will need to be reviewed to identify highly anomalous findings or groupings of aberrant findings that would be expected to be present at early stages of outbreaks.
Such in-depth review of radiographs may confirm clinical suspicions of an emerging epidemic or signal the need to perform a targeted review of medical charts to identify anomalous findings or groupings of aberrant findings that might herald the early stages of a respiratory-related outbreak.
In order to address the aberrant finding, Milano et al. [ 66] examined the effect of daily reoxygenation further to delineate where the apparent benefit was originating.
One might thus speculate that one reason for the aberrant finding is the difference in time that has passed since the milk centres were established; that the higher prevalence in the herds at milk centres 1 to 8 to a large extent represents historical infections (for BVDV) or latent infections (for BHV-1) in introduced, i.e. imported, cattle.
Therefore, it is not surprising that CXCL10 serum levels positively correlated with aberrant clinical findings.
Since we could not obtain a confirmation of the pathological diagnosis, we reevaluated all aberrant clinical findings after the remission of the patient's symptoms.
Since the vast majority of Fz3 −/− motor axons do not appear to follow erroneous trajectories, aberrant path-finding is unlikely to be relevant.
