aberrant form造句

• Later, more aberrant forms are unconstricted and develop grooved or concave venters.
• In all of these instances, an aberrant form of the protein itself appears to be the pathogenic agent.
• In his initial formulation of the law, Grassmann briefly referred to ATB to explain these seemingly aberrant forms.
• The aberrant form of the gene produces a less efficient enzyme that needs more folic acid to do its job.
• In independent reports, two groups of investigators report on an aberrant form of a gene involved in the metabolism of a substance known as homocysteine.
• Robertson's skewed Christianity beamed even more frequently around the globe is particularly discouraging at a time when claims of religious exclusivity in an aberrant form of Islam dominate the news.
• Originally thought to be an aberrant form of " Cypripedium parviflorum " var . " pubescens ", the morphology of " C . kentuckiense " suggests it is a species of its own.
• It was devoted to morphology  mainly to the structure of monstrosities and aberrant forms of plants  and was illustrated by five plates of figures drawn and transferred to the lithographic stone by the author's own hand.
• The consistency of the dwarfism mutation suggests to researchers that this kind of mutation causes the growth factor receptor to assume a very particular aberrant form, one that interferes with bone growth only in a limited number of bone types.
• Francesco Carapezza has argued, however, that just as " celes " ( " any woman " ) is an aberrant form of the usual " celas ", so " le " is just an unusual form of feminine " la ", in which case the poem is a comic exaggeration of heterosexual lust.