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Using statistical tools that are common in fields like my own, neuroscience, I have found strong evidence that this historic aberration arises from partisan disenfranchisement.

Chromatic aberration arises from the same principle by which a prism divides white light into its spectral components: refraction is wavelength-dependent where longer wavelengths are refracted less than shorter.

Typically astigmatism c(2,2) wavefront aberration arises when the maximum and minimum curvature fall on the vertical/horizontal meridians of the corneal surface.

Aberrations arising from some of the lens elements then counteract opposite aberrations produced by other elements.

Since the mirrors are figured for on-axis use but are used off-axis in Fig. 1b, certain optical aberrations arise that can cause uneven illumination of the schlieren image even when S is not present.

The dose response curve for the induction of aberrations was curvilinear for both cell lines, with a greater effect occurring at very low fluences owing to aberrations arising in bystander cells.

If epigenetic pathways are blocked, often many developmental aberrations arise resulting in a complex phenotype.

These early aberrations are mainly deletions and LOH, whereas aberrations arising during long-term culture of hESCs are more frequently duplications.

Epigenetic aberrations arise early in the carcinogenesis process, preceding classical gene mutations identified in the specific pathophysiology of each of the 300 types of human cancer.

Contrary to the case of human skin, aberrations arise here mostly from in-depth heterogeneity in the tissue rather than from the surface of the sample.

A possible explanation is that de novo structural aberrations arise frequently, and in most cases disappear from the rapidly proliferating population because they confer a proliferative disadvantage.