The phrase "aberration making" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe the act of creating or causing an aberration, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The scientist's aberration making was evident in the unexpected results of the experiment."
Alternatives: "creating an aberration" or "causing an aberration".
Spherical aberration makes an image slightly fuzzy.
When the Reds almost made it last year, Jim Bowden said don't think this aberration makes the system right," he said referring to the Cincinnati general manager.
Or else face the possibility that her own style will be engulfed by imitations and weird aberrations, making it ripe for parody.
A caveat of the forward approach is that cell lines typically show a plethora of heterogeneous aberrations, making it challenging to correlate specific genetic changes with the identified sensitivity to a certain knockdown.
However, the use of metaphase chromosomes limits the detection of events involving small regions (less than 20 Mb) of the genome, i.e. the resolution of closely spaced aberrations, making it difficult to assign their genomic locus.
Biochemical aberrations make them almost a different species".
Those aberrations made the fight a draw (even the city's mayor, Rudy Giuliani, called it "a travesty") and the following year Lewis took out his frustrations in the same ring on the hyped and hitherto anonymous Michael Grant.
These aberrations make it harder to coherently generalize the quantitative association between changes in physiological activity and structure, which is vital for medicinal chemists.
The observed high response rates, that are independent of chromosomal aberrations, makes peg-proline-IFNα-2b a promising therapeutic for PV.
But this is the third successive season the Oakland A's (for Aberrations) have made the playoffs, and the year before they began that run, 1999, they were competing for the wild-card slot in the last weeks of the season.
