The phrase "aberration distribution" is not a standard expression in written English, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it in contexts related to statistics, data analysis, or discussions about deviations from a norm or expected distribution.
Example: "In our study, we observed an aberration distribution in the test results, indicating potential anomalies in the data collection process."
Alternatives: "anomalous distribution" or "deviation distribution".
Like subject 3, the defocus term on the LOS for subject 1 dominates the aberration distribution.
Table 4 presents more details regarding ocular aberration distribution along the line of sight and the pupillary axis.
For purposes of retinal imaging it is useful to characterise the isoplanatic patch and aberration distribution along different ocular axes.
This information about the aberration distribution across the field was used to calculate the size of isoplanatic patch using the line of sight as well as pupillary axis as references.
Yet, as observed for non-cycling lymphocytes all aberration distributions generated for metaphase cells were overdispersed.
This implied no significant aberration from normal distribution, both for raw data and ANOVA residuals including main effects for treatment (insulin or isoproterenol and isoproterenol-insulin for glucose uptake and lipolysis, respectively), condition (acylcarnitines) and interaction effects.
Basic data regarding corneal wavefront aberrations, such as distribution in the population and changes with aging, are essential for understanding the nature of each aberration and correcting it.
Thus, inactivity due to either ACh absence or silent AChRs might lead to different aberrations in endplate distribution and maturation.
Figure 1b depicts the frequency of arm-level CN aberrations and their distribution according to TET histotypes (see also Supplementary Table S1).
Flowers et al. [ 15] suggest the use of such devices as funnel plots (a standard part of the meta-analysis armamentarium) to detect aberrations in the distribution of values that may point to real differences.
DNA methylation is a major regulator of transcriptional activity, and aberrations in the distribution of this epigenetic mark may be involved in many neurological disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease.
