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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aberrant solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing solutions that deviate from the norm or expected outcomes, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The researchers found several aberrant solutions during their experiments, which led to new insights into the problem."
Alternatives: "deviant solutions" or "anomalous solutions".
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We did not identify any aberrant result.
These procedures include: 1) carefully assessing the patient's risk for opioid abuse; 2) selecting the most appropriate opioid therapy; 3) regularly monitoring the patient to evaluate the efficacy and tolerability of the treatment and to detect possible aberrant behaviors; and 4) mapping out solutions if abuse and/or addiction is detected, or in case of treatment failure.
The TuScan algorithm estimates ploidy and aberrant cell fraction simultaneously, determining the most likely solution that fits the observed aberrations in the data.
This longer-tailed Laplace distribution minimizes the leverage of aberrant values in the measurements and provides more robust solutions for the local models.
First, a false positive aberrant adjacency may be correctly ignored in the optimal solution because a set of chromosomes that uses such an adjacency is expected to have a larger cost than those ignoring the adjacency.
Samples found to be non-aberrant by ABSOLUTE (SCNAs were absent and thus could not be used to determine optimal solutions during the manual curation step of ABSOLUTE) were excluded from analysis.
Something aberrant.
"It's aberrant," he said.
Except in criminal, aberrant, or vulnerable minds.
"This is an aberrant and isolated incident".
You have these eruptions of aberrant nature.
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