The phrase "aberrations over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe deviations or irregularities that occur throughout a period.
Example: "The study revealed several aberrations over time in the data collected from the experiment."
Alternatives: "deviations over time" or "irregularities over time".
However, a study of the serial composition of copy number variants (CNVs) in individuals without diagnosed haematopoietic disorders showed clear fluctuations in the proportion of nucleated blood cells with aberrations over time (Forsberg et al., 2012).
This wide variance in spontaneous cases suggests that the underlying genetic cause of spontaneous MPNST formation may be the accumulation of a wide assortment of genetic aberrations over time, in contrast to NF-1 MPNST formation which may be due to a few specific genetic mutations.
There are also issues with our current approach in terms of eye movements and drifts in aberration over time that would be solved using this twin illumination channel approach.
A mid-time point of 10 14 PDs was used in the cytogenetic analyses, in order to see whether levels of aberrations varied over time post irradiation and the results of cells examined post exposure were always compared with the results for un-exposed control cells for the same time point.
"People change over time.
Other researchers have postulated that biomechanical aberrations that persist over time may have important consequences for structural changes in the joint.
Even if a standard assay panel (a panel of mutational and/or hypermethylation targets) is designed for each tumor type, the assay would still need to be broad, as individual patients with similar cancer types may show different patterns of mutations or epigenetic changes, and some of these aberrations may change over time or be influenced by treatment.
There were minor variations in the optical aberrations over all the time period, and it was not clinically significant.
They reported that there were minor variations in the optical aberrations over all the time period tested, and it was not clinically significant.
Gliomas are believed to arise as a result of a series of genetic aberrations that slowly accumulate over time.
Although it is not possible to define expected values for some parameters, such as the percentage of specimens testing positive for influenza virus or the number of SARI cases occurring in a given facility, aberrations in the data over time or substantial differences between facilities can signal problems at a given site.
