Sentence examples for makes it aberrant from inspiring English sources

It is not what it says about, or does to, the corpse that makes it aberrant to desire it.

And like that hallmark of Hollywood liberalism, "Trans-Sister Radio" makes its "aberrant" character so unthreatening and unimpeachable that he/she becomes a cipher upon which we can project our self-congratulation.

The result is less an inversion of "Myra Breckinridge" than an update of "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner". And like that hallmark of Hollywood liberalism, "Trans-Sister Radio" makes its "aberrant" character so unthreatening and unimpeachable that he/she becomes a cipher upon which we can project our self-congratulation.

In heterogeneous tumor samples, the somatic aberrant signals derived from tumor sequencing data can be complicated, which makes it hard to deconvolute subclonal aberrations.

The dairy industry acknowledges (as Hippocrates did) that some people are allergic to milk - though this makes it sound as if the problem lies in the individual's aberrant constitution, rather than in the beverage itself.

The aberrant activation of multiple signaling pathways in CRC makes it difficult for single target drugs to achieve satisfactory therapeutic effects (De Roock et al., 2010; Shimizu et al., 2012).

Mr. Corcoran makes it clear that we should not be deceived that Gordon Kahl subscribed to some aberrant ideology totally foreign to the American psyche.

The selective expression of RHAMM during times of tissue remodeling makes it a promising marker and target for diagnosis and therapy of disease involving aberrant wound repair and cancer.

The aberrant miR-411 expression in the serum of breast cancer patients makes it a biomarker, showing a negative association with breast cancer stage.

Aberrant overexpression of OTX2 has been detected in both retinoblastoma tumors and cell lines, which makes it plausible that there is a link between the photoreceptor-like characteristics in these cancer cells and the proposed cell-of-origin [86 88].

However, aberrant cellular pH regulation is also a hallmark of many cancers (Harguindey et al., 2005), which makes it difficult to extend these conclusions to other cell types.