Sentence examples for Atypical conditions from inspiring English sources

The tests, using gas chromatography and mass spectrometry, showed that organic milk always had an alpha-Linolenic acid concentration above a certain percentage, while regular milk only rarely did (and in those cases the cows were raised in atypical conditions).

Having operated in the tumult of South African apartheid, the company was accustomed to operating in uncertain, atypical conditions, from sub-Saharan Africa to Latin America.

Yet an automatic control system that fails only rarely denies operators the opportunity for practising these basic control skills … when manual takeover is necessary something has usually gone wrong; this means that operators need to be more rather than less skilled in order to cope with these atypical conditions".

However, physicians should also consider atypical conditions such as tuberculosis in patients presenting with coccygodynia, especially those who are refractory to treatment with conservative measures, and in association with HIV.

In the atypical conditions, the same Katakana words were written in the Hiragana syllabary, which resulted in visually unfamiliar forms.

This category encompasses sub-categories including adaptations to atypical conditions, cell adhesion, pathogenesis, chemotaxis and motility, detoxification, toxin production and resistance, DNA transformation and cell division.

"Uncertainty" about the treatment plan and failure to recognize an atypical condition of a patient or 'representativeness error' are common in both settings of Western and non-Western (Groopman 2007).

When coupled with atypical loading conditions, further dermatologic problems can arise.

The results were compared to simulations and serve as validation data for the development of reaction mechanisms for these atypical reaction conditions.

The knowledge obtained recently on atypical parkinsonian conditions points out the major deficits in this field.

With the expanding phenotypical spectrum of atypical parkinsonian conditions, the early identification of patients has become difficult.