The phrase "aberrant spikes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing unusual or unexpected increases in data, behavior, or phenomena, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The data analysis revealed several aberrant spikes in the temperature readings that warranted further investigation."
Alternatives: "anomalous peaks" or "irregular spikes".
The same aberrant spike was present in a similar percent of women without ABC and associated with concomitant sleep disruption.
There was, however, an aberrant spike of cortisol during the sleep of a subset of women, during which there was an eightfold increase in the amount of objectively measured wake time (p < 0.004, Wilcoxon Signed-Rank).
However, in many cases the jumps were inconsistent with one or two aberrant measurements that might produce spikes in the averaged data.
The degradation of perineuronal nets (PNNs) around fast-spiking interneurons and aberrant excitatory synaptogenesis occur in the course of ECM remodeling, presumably leading to functional alterations in inhibition and abnormality in synaptic plasticity that may contribute to excitation/inhibition (E/I) imbalance and ultimately the occurrence of seizures.
Aberrant EPSPKA also drastically disrupt the spike timing precision at the principal cortical inputs of the dentate gyrus, that is the perforant path (PP); an effect also mediated by INaP activation.
sen1 cells accumulated aberrant structures migrating along a diagonal spike within a 1.2 Kb region located 991 bp on the left side of ARS1211 and overlapping with a large portion of the PDC1 3′ end.
We report that, in contrast to time-locked spikes generated by EPSPAMPA in control DGCs, aberrant EPSPKA are associated with long-lasting plateaus and jittered spikes during single-spike mode firing.
The most direct evidence for aberrant network excitability in SYN mice consisted of interictal spikes and intermittent seizures that were associated with typical alterations on EEG and in motor behavior.
It was reported that it is necessary to spike an LNA into the reverse primer to avoid aberrant amplification products but this effect was only demonstrated for primers with very high Tm (67 - 68°C ) [ 15].
All in all, these experiments show that, in DGCs from epileptic rats, the specific interplay between aberrant PI-EPSPKA and INaP tune PP inputs to fire with low spike timing precision during synaptic integration.
