'aberrant for' is not correct and usable in written English.
However, the correct phrase is 'aberrant from.' For example, "He strayed aberrant from the expected behavior."
They are typologically aberrant for the area in that they have noun-class gender and use finite-verb clauses linked by conjunctions.
Our hypothesis is that even after visual evidence of healing of gastric ulceration, the regenerated epithelium is aberrant for an extended interval, increasing susceptibility of the regenerated epithelium to damage and further diseases.
Thus, we preferred to use the terms "normal" and "other than normal" (i.e., aberrant) for tumor RQ values.
Second, the important features found can potentially reveal that specific chromosomal regions are consistently aberrant for particular cancers.
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.
Some studies have suggested that resident renal cells from lupus-prone mice are intrinsically aberrant; for example, it has been reported that mesangial cells from lupus mice have a decreased threshold for the production of inflammatory mediators, and do indeed elaborate more monocyte chemotactic protein-1 and osteopontin [ 74- 76].
For each cancer type, aberrant methylation for several pathways happened simultaneously.
The percentage of aberrant oligonucleotides for lesions with HPV16 was 11.4%, for lesions with HPVnon16 16.1% and those with HPV31 18.3%.
Hence the driving force for the evolution of a specialized mechanism to target these aberrant proteins for degradation.
More and more, she finds unsatisfactory an "untenanted life, with only an aberrant imagination for company".
They remain trapped by an English-cum-British exceptionalism and, in Tory terms, a historically aberrant disdain for Europe.
