Sentence examples for most aberrant from inspiring English sources

The Toda language is Dravidian but is the most aberrant of that linguistic stock.

Wittgenstein's Tractatus was both a landmark in the history of contemporary analytic philosophy and perhaps its most aberrant example.

It is a mistake to "categorise the minorities by the behaviour of their most aberrant members".Clearly so.

In the Feloidea, the families Viverridae and Hyaenidae seem most closely related, the Felidae being the most aberrant.

In addition, P. pastoris CL2 strain was the most resistant to the antibiotic, the most sensitive to cold-shock induction and showed the most aberrant cell morphology as determined by optical microscopy with Coomasie brilliant blue staining.

Minnesota's congressional delegation is the country's most aberrant.

The most common aberrant arteries in SAPVF are the internal thoracic arteries.

Last, the T22M mutant showed the most striking aberrant pattern of mostly cytosolic localization (Figure 4E and Figure 4G).

The lowest (rightmost) threshold was defined with 2 at the rightmost position next to 5 (2|5; −2.473), the second lowest (5|3; −1.833), and the third threshold for the most frequent aberrant bristle class (3) was adjacent to normal (3|4; −1.435).

To that point, it is not possible to exclude other hypotheses such as nonsense mediated decay (NMD) in which most likely aberrant transcripts with a PTC would be largely degraded.

Most importantly, aberrant expression of miRNAs has been implicated in cancer pathogenesis.