The phrase "an aberrant pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deviation from the norm or an unusual trend in various contexts, such as scientific research, psychology, or data analysis.
Example: "The researchers observed an aberrant pattern of behavior in the subjects that warranted further investigation."
Alternatives: "an unusual trend of" or "a deviant pattern of".
In addition, these DNA methylation changes are linked with the presence of an aberrant pattern of histone modification.
The surviving GnRH neurons in Vegfa 120/120 Sema3a –/– mutants adopted an aberrant pattern of migration that led to their accumulation beneath the meningeal tissue (Fig. 8A,B).
This leads to an aberrant pattern of signal transduction, which may contribute to the long-term adverse effects of these drugs.
This study revealed an aberrant pattern of behavioural and lateral brain perfusion associations in schizophrenia during two well-known but different tasks of executive functioning.
Second, HG dams had lower nursing bout durations coupled with greater numbers of nursing bouts, and an aberrant pattern of digging/nest-building activity.
In contrast, most breast cancer cell lines had no detectable maspin expression and those maspin-negative breast cancer cell lines also displayed an aberrant pattern of cytosine methylation of the maspin promoter.
New bone formation was also observed, albeit in an aberrant pattern in the form of osteophytes adjacent to the affected joints.
Four patterns of bcl-2 expression in dysplasias were identified and an increasingly aberrant pattern of bcl-2 expression correlated with an increasing grade of dysplasia (Spearman's rank correlation, P < or = 0.0001).
It is uncertain whether this response of DBA mice to HF diet is strictly liver-specific, or whether it is indicative of an aberrant pattern by which systemic inflammation progresses in this mouse strain.
Moreover, PRKG1 deficiency results in an aberrant pattern, and consequently a reduced quality, of sleep and wakefulness, possibly due to a decreased wake-promoting output of the circadian system impinging upon sleep.
In this study there was a correlation between the presence of FHIT exon deletions and aberrant pattern of RNA expression in the cell lines.
